DanielSound card: updated drivers for AmiGUS
Christoph Fassbach has updated his AHI and MHI drivers for the AmiGUS sound card and fixed several bugs:
13IBM Made a Sound Card? Who Knew! https://hackaday.com/2026/02/09/ibm-made-a-sound-card-who-knew/
#Retrocomputing #Ibm #IBMMwave #Isa #Soundcard
#Retrocomputing #Ibm #IBMMwave #Isa #Soundcard
In a detailed illustrated report, "Epsilon" describes the installation and usage of the Zorro II sound card AmiGUS (amiga-news.de reported) in his Amiga 3000.
ViliusPasirodo neblogas imtuvas gavosi.
SAQ 17.2 kHz
3 alpha beacons 11.905 kHz, 12.649 kHz, 14.9 kHz;
FSK signalas ~21.1 kHz
RDL 18.2 kHz
Software SDR++
Receiver: Cheap USB audio interface su MIC In
Antenna: 20m Dipole (2 laidai po 5 metrus)
QuazarI now have the latest revision of my Quazar Surround soundcard (which gives the SAM Coupe some rather extensive sample playback capabilities - six sound channels and surround sound outputs!) listed on eBay. It's also on my quickshop page with options for floppy disk or SD card for the introductory software.
Quickshop:
https://www.samcoupe.com/quickshop.htm
eBay:
https://ebay.co.uk/itm/116776568077
More info in ALT text on the photos...
🔏 Matthias Wiesmann
The Zorro II sound card AmiGUS by Oliver Achten has been released in spring. Now that it is sold out at Alinea Computer, you can also build the hardware yourself:
Kevin Karhan 
Yeah the #eBox3300 is well known as as a #ThinClient / #Embedded system with those #Vortex86 but not great for #MSDOS #Gaming due to using a cheap #Cmedia #USB-#Audio - Chip instead of a proper #ISA #SoundCard...
The eBox: A Tiny, Low-Cost DOS & Windows PC From 2008
Hacker NewsLegendary Sound Blaster ISA sound card gets a driver update 30 years later
#HackerNews #LegendarySoundBlaster #ISA #SoundCard #DriverUpdate #RetroGaming #TechHistory
InmbolmieI got an old PC but without a PC Speaker, so I did the only sensible thing anyone would do... Making my own PC Speaker sound card, ScreechyCat.
https://github.com/inmbolmie/ScreechyCat
https://youtu.be/Vik91LaMnz4?si=WkhCftXdrDJhjrFW&t=58
ScreechyCat is a heavy contender for the title of worst sound card ever, but it is retro, it kinda works, and it is dirt cheap to make.
