Boxed Roland MPU-IPC-T for PC soundcard (ISA)

Hi everyone,

I've got a spare Roland MPU-IPC-T that I'd like to trade against other nice sound-related hardware from that era. The MPU-IPC-T comes complete with packaging and installation leaflet. Obviously I have both the ISA card and the external breakoutbox, so all you need to add is a MIDI sound module in order to enjoy some sweet MIDI tunes in DOS games. :)

I'm not looking for a sale here, but I would rather swap it, as I'm hoping to expand my collection. I'm particularly interested in the Ensoniq Soundscape Elite, Gravis Ultrasounds and Turtle Beach's ISA soundcards, but there may be other cards which I'd also like. MIDI daughterboards might also be interesting. Please note that I'm not looking for Creative soundcards though!

Let me know if you have something! :)

I have a working San Tropez32 isa card and a pci Santa Cruz, both unboxed...
If you are interested here is a pic of the san tropez along with 2 other sb cards... (the upper right one with the wavefront chip)
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...20229-1316.jpg

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...20207-1239.jpg

probably not such a great swap but one has to try :)

I have a Yamaha OPL4-based card (combo OPL3 + multi-channel PCM audio; there are DOS drivers to set it up for SB16/Pro compatibility, I'm not sure if it can be set up to work like any common wavetable cards or not.) Probably not what you're looking for, but no harm in throwing that out there ;)

Wow, I didn't expect to receive responses this quickly...

@keropi: Out of those cards, the only one I might be interested in is the Turtle Beach Tropez32. I'd prefer its bigger brother though, the Turtle Beach Tropez Plus, or the Turtle Beach Multisound series soundcards.

@commodorejohn: Which OPL4-based card is it exactly? I have to admit that I'm probably not interested though, as I've already got the MediaTrix AudioTrix Pro, which also has an OPL4.

I'm not entirely sure; the driver is "Yamaha OPL3-SAx Sound System" but I don't know if that's the name of the card, or just a generic driver for the chip.

I have a Turtle Beach Maui (ISA card, wavetable only, works in DOS, no box or manual) or a Gravis Ultrasound PnP (ISA card, boxed, manual) if either of those take your interest

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I have a Turtle Beach Maui (ISA card, wavetable only, works in DOS, no box or manual) or a Gravis Ultrasound PnP (ISA card, boxed, manual) if either of those take your interest

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Hmmm, that boxed GUS PnP does sound tempting. :roll: I'm slightly worried about the shipping costs from the Netherlands to Australia and the other way around though. Seems like it might be quite expensive. Do you happen to know what the shipping costs for packages to and from Europe usually are?

Well it really depends on the size and weight. I've paid 50 euro for shipping a box that was over 2KG from Sweden.

I don't think the GUS or the MPU-401-T will be that expensive though.

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Originally Posted by DonutKing

Well it really depends on the size and weight. I've paid 50 euro for shipping a box that was over 2KG from Sweden.

I don't think the GUS or the MPU-401-T will be that expensive though.

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I'd like to take you up on your offer if you're still interested. Sending PM...

PM replied!