Just curious, but is creative labs going the way Commodore has -- as in making a comeback?
I still have a system rocking the Sound Blaster 16, complete with the demo talking parrot.Just curious, but is creative labs going the way Commodore has -- as in
making a comeback?
I don't know, but I've been seeing some of their ads on Facebook saying couple of my favorite Sound Blaster cards were the Sound Blatser 16 and
I still have a system rocking the Sound Blaster 16, complete with the demo
talking parrot.
Oh those were the days showing off that the computer could talk to everyone who couldn't have cared less :D
Though, my main system is running a Sound Blazter Z there is sadly no talking parrot under Linux.
Yeah, I miss those cool programs they used to include. Those were the days when things like sound cards like that were novel, so they included
I kind of regret not keeping a hold of the AdLib when I originally upgraded to he Sound Blaster, It would have made a good addition to vintage collection.
Though the AdLib was a far cry from the 5.1 Surround sound I have setup with th Sound Blaster Z.
That would have been cool to keep.
A few years ago, I heard about a company called RetroWave that was making USB devices that had an OPL3 chip on them, for a genuine Adlib-compatible https://shop.sudomaker.com/products/retrowave-opl3-express
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