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4ch sound card advice ??

5 posts by 3 people · 25 Dec 2004 16:22 UTC - 26 Dec 2004 01:44 UTC

Verne "fnugen" Harris 25 Dec 2004 16:22 UTC#27692
I just got a Koss 4.1 speakerset for christmas and I guess to utilize the full surround capabilities I need a 4ch sound card. I am using the onboard AC97 on my MSI KT4AV board. I have a Montego Turtle beach card but do not believe it's 4ch. Can some of you guys make some reccomendations on what is a good entry level card. I am on a limited budget having just gotten throught the whole christmas thing. It would also help if I were to get ideas and quotes in CDN funds. Thanks all............so far loving the 4 speakers. V
V \ 25 Dec 2004 16:22 UTC#532274
I just got a Koss 4.1 speakerset for christmas and I guess to utilize the full surround capabilities I need a 4ch sound card. I am using the onboard AC97 on my MSI KT4AV board. I have a Montego Turtle beach card but do not believe it's 4ch. Can some of you guys make some reccomendations on what is a good entry level card. I am on a limited budget having just gotten throught the whole christmas thing. It would also help if I were to get ideas and quotes in CDN funds. Thanks all............so far loving the 4 speakers. V
How about the TB Riviera? Around $25 US. I have the Catalina, and am very pleased with it. "V "fnugen"" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:4tgzd.26175$Z%[email hidden]... :I just got a Koss 4.1 speakerset for christmas and I guess to utilize : the full surround capabilities I need a 4ch sound card. I am using the : onboard AC97 on my MSI KT4AV board. I have a Montego Turtle beach card : but do not believe it's 4ch. Can some of you guys make some : reccomendations on what is a good entry level card. I am on a limited : budget having just gotten throught the whole christmas thing. It would : also help if I were to get ideas and quotes in CDN funds. Thanks : all............so far loving the 4 speakers. : : V
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