Recent content by Cloudschatze

Last call before eBay. The Dox-Box enclosures have been sitting idle on my desk for over two months now. They're taking-up valuable desk real estate! In the interest of getting them out-the-door, if someone wants to buy all four, I'll take $50 each (+ shipping).

I bought these several years ago for the pictured "Waveblaster Rack" project, where they were used for less than fifteen minutes each, and have been sitting dormant ever since. Most wavetable daughterboards can be hosted in the Dox-Box without issue, with one notable exception being the Turtle...

Sorry, I'd neglected to follow-up. I have a complete-in-box rev. C card that I'm not doing anything with. That said, I'd like to propose a trade for something that's likewise annoyingly uncommon - a Roland SO-PCM1-06 card. I realize this is probably an unreasonable proposition, but I mention it...

Just for clarification, and since I suspect the same box was used for both... Is it the PAS16 Rev. C that you're after? Or, the Rev. D?

Hi folks, Here's a bit of a long-shot, but I'm looking for the Atari ST version of Gajits' "CMpanion" editor for Roland CM-series synthesizers. Any offers/leads are greatly appreciated.

I have one to compare with, of course. ;) Other giveaways include the "Wave Blaster" text in the upper-middle section of the board, the "1900" model number on the white label, and the use of DIP EPROMs, as opposed to the PLCC chips used by the Wave Blaster II.

Currently on eBay... AWE32 w/attached Wave Blaster E-MU SoundEngine

The Elders of the Internet (obviously moved by my plea) compelled a fine English gentleman to offer a complete Link 2 for sale on eBay. Having since received said adapter, my 1040STf is no longer wanting for modern storage. Please consider this request closed!

Hi folks, I recently acquired a rather nice 1040STf system, and would like to obtain an ICD, "The Link2" SCSI adapter kit (w/cable, documentation, software), in hopes of making the system a bit more usable for me. If you have one that you'd like to sell, or happen to know the whereabouts of...

I think I'm good at this point, but thank-you.

Bought the eBay listing... :)

It's listed as being "out-of-stock," but sure, have at it. :)

I certainly appreciate the help, even if it's just keeping an eye out. Also, I'm now offering all three items mentioned in exchange for a single CT4801 module. This certainly won't make it any easier to come by, unfortunately, but might make the effort more worthwhile for those interested.

(Rolled into the parent post)

Hi folks, I'm after one of the Creative Digital Output Modules meant to interface with the CT4760 version of the Sound Blaster Live!. This "CT4801" model was apparently released only in Europe, and is differentiated from the green (CT4800) and white (SB0002), "I/O" versions, by featuring yellow...