Tag: sound blaster
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| Status | Product | What it does | Compatibility | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026 | PicoGUSby Ian Scott | An 8-bit ISA card with switchable classic sound-card modes plus MIDI, USB game-controller, and CD-ROM emulation. Joe's Computer Museum showed the assembled PicoGUS 2.0 in stock on 2026-07-24. The official site also listed stocked UK and EU sellers. Open design files and build guidance remain available for people who want a DIY board. |
| Project overview and seller listBuy assembled PicoGUS 2.0Hardware, firmware, and software projectConfiguration guideCompatibility list |
| Build itChecked Jul 15, 2026 | Snark Barkerby Eric Schlaepfer | Recreates the 1989 Sound Blaster 1.0 with digital playback and recording, AdLib-compatible synthesis, CMS audio, and a joystick/MIDI port. This is a self-assembly project. Follow the documented bodge resistor, MIDI jumper-wire, firmware, DMA, IRQ, joystick, and I/O-address instructions before use. Sources |
| Hardware, firmware, and build files |
| Build itChecked Jul 15, 2026 | Snark Barker MCAby Eric Schlaepfer | Implements Sound Blaster-compatible audio for Micro Channel systems with OPL2 synthesis and CPLD-managed bus, interrupt, and DMA logic. Installation requires the supplied ADF and the host reference-disk configuration program. The maker warns against LS or HCT logic because it may not meet Micro Channel timing margins. |
| Hardware, logic, and configuration files |