Have you looked at this page?
https://retrosoundcards.wordpress.com/categor … o-tbs-2000-56k/

From the original page, it doesn't look like Voyetra distinguished the models with 2BM or 1MB ROMs. They call them both a TBS-2000.
http://web.archive.org/web/19970614092806/htt … 000/tbs2000.htm

From the sounds of it and also looking at the pages for the CD-ROM/soundcard kits, it sounds like the 1MB version came in the kits as well as just an OEM card, while the retail boxed version with card only was the 2MB version.

Thanks, i checked links some time ago.
First card is listed as TBS-2000/Tropez 32 😀

From old TBS website. Yes, the listed only TBS-2000 card with desctiption:
Best retail value... available in 2 MB ROM set
Best OEM value... available in 1 MB ROM set

Thanks for links because i found CD-ROM sets:

TBS-6700 6X Multimedia Upgrade Kit with 32 Voice Wavetable Sound Card:
http://web.archive.org/web/19970614092939/htt … iup/tbs6700.htm

Card is listed without name as 32 Voice Wavetable Sound Card
Hardware Wavetable Synthesis with 1MB ROM

TBS-8900 8X Multimedia Upgrade Kit
http://web.archive.org/web/19970614092946/htt … iup/tbs8900.htm

This superfast 8X IDE CD-ROM Drive with an access time of 149ms is 50% faster than a 4X CD-ROM Drive. You will experience smoother animation, better video and sound effects. With the Turtle Beach Tropez32 Wavetable sound card, based on the Award-Winning Tropez Wavetable technology, it will play back actual instrument sounds from it's 1MB ROM (superior to the synthetic sounds of an FM-only card).

Tropez32 Wavetable Sound Card
IDE/ATAPI Interface for CD-ROM
Hardware Wavetable Synthesis with 1 Megabyte sample ROM
Up to 48kHz sample rate
SoundBlaster, Windows 95, and Plug-n-Play compatible
Includes free audio software

Tropez32 is official name for 1MB version of the TBS-2000

Both retail and oem/CD-ROM kit cards are pictured gold colored. Maybe prototypes were gold but i found only green Turtle Beach cards.

Owners of retail TBS-2000 or TBS-6700 and TBS-8900 can help.

Turtle Beach Tropez Lite from:

https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-7438 … te-completo-_JM

Its the lite version with 1mb on board

https://http2.mlstatic.com/turtle-beach-trope … 1_082018-F.webp
https://http2.mlstatic.com/turtle-beach-trope … 9_082018-F.webp

There were many versions of this card built around ICS chip when Emu were bought by Creative and Turtle beach lost access to proteus synth
There were a few cards built around ICS chip

here is me card
https://retrosoundcards.files.wordpress.com/2 … nteza.jpg?w=830
TBS-2000

Tropez
https://retrosoundcards.files.wordpress.com/2 … jpg?w=830&h=623
and Maui
https://retrosoundcards.files.wordpress.com/2 … box-1.jpg?w=830

There is the description from wayback machine
http://web.archive.org/web/199706140928 ... bs2000.htm

TBS-2000

32 Voice Wavetable Sound Card

The TBS-2000 is the perfect solution for anyone wanted to add quality sound to their PC system. Based on the immensely popular Classic Tropez technology (PC Magazine's Editor's Choice for best multimedia sound card) this Hardware Full Duplex card comes with either 1MB or 2MB of Wavetable ROM for truly authentic-sounding MIDI implementation. The full duplex capabilities on the board allow for simultaneous playback and recording, which is crucial for all Internet phone and telephony applications.

Key Features

Windows® 95 Plus & Play Compatible
SoundBlaster Compatible
32-voice Hardware, Wavetable Synthesis
Enhanced Full Duplex
Enhanced EIDE CD-ROM Controller
Best retail value... available in 2 MB ROM set
Best OEM value... available in 1 MB ROM set
Compatibility

Windows 95 Plug & Play
SoundBlaster and SoundBlaster Pro compatible
MPU-401 compatible MIDI interface (DOS and Windows)
Digital Audio

Signal to Noise: -85dB (A weighted) -84dB (Unweighted)
Total Harmonic Distortion: <.01% (A weighted) <.02% (Unweighted)
Frequency Response: 20Hz-22KHz, +0/-1dB
Sample Rates: CD quality audio up to 48kHz
Resolution: 16-bit and 8-bit
Audio Channels: Stereo or Mono
Simultaneous record and play capability
Connections

CD-ROM Interface: Enhanced IDE Controller (ATAPI)
Joystick/MIDI Port: using optional cables
Inputs: mic level and (2) line level
Outputs: stereo line level
Wavetable Synthesizer

General MIDI compatible: Yes
128 Instruments in 2MB Wavetable ROM set
32 Simultaneous Voices
FM Synthesizer

http://web.archive.org/web/19970614092019/htt … bs/prodcat0.htm
http://www.voyetra.com/tbs/mltiup/tbs6700.htm
there were versions of this card also mayby only for markering reasons

http://web.archive.org/web/19970614092946/htt … iup/tbs8900.htm

Its seems there were using tropez32 as a name for 1 mb board and tbs2000 as a a name for 2 mb board

I have never found this card with this yellow pcb there is aztech card and midi card with this chip also
http://members.home.nl/c.kersten/