Hmmm, no stereo sounds for Wolf3D with the SB16. Not sure if I like that.
Will a SB Pro 2 do stereo for Wolf3D or does it have to be an SB Pro?
Maybe I'll pick up an SB 16 for the more modern games and an SB Pro 2 if it'll work in stereo with Wolf3D.
I've used the following: generic SB 16 PnP, AWE32 CT-3900 pimped out with full RAM, Roland SC-55, Roland MT-32 for Sierra Games, and I recently grabbed a Gravis Ultrasound 2.4 last week off ebay. I gotta try that one out. 😀
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wrote:Thanks for everyone's help. I've elected to go with the CT2800, as it does have the OPL3 chip.
No luck on finding a Roland SCC-1, though. I guess I'll just have to wait on that. Thanks again!
You may be waiting a long time for a Roland. They don't appear very often and when they do they sell for high prices. Everybody in this hobby wants one and quite a few are willing to overpay to get it. I've extended my search globally and had a few more chances at one, but there's always somebody with more money than I can spend who finds it eventually.
Two sides to this argument.
I do prefer the SC-55 because it's a external unit, and it can be used with DOSBox and has a cool LCD display.
However, the SCC-1 comes with 100% Roland MPU401 intelligent-mode MIDI interface, which allows you to drive a MT-32.
So when bidding for a SCC-1, consider that it will save you bidding for a MPU401AT or similar Roland MIDI interface. Considering how much these go for, the SCC-1 isn't THAT expensive...
