You generally need more than one sound card for optimal retro gaming. I currently have an: - an Adlib clone - a GUS PnP Pro with 8 MiB (in addition to onboar

You generally need more than one sound card for optimal retro gaming. I currently have an: - an Adlib clone - a GUS PnP Pro with 8 MiB (in addition to onboard, does GUS Classic emu, looking for the 72-pin SIMM adapter/s to go to 16) - a slew of SBs from 2.0, Pro, 16, 16 PnP, Vibra, AWE 32, AWE 64 Gold, Live!.. most are the OPL chip versions - Yamaha waveblaster compatible daughterboard. I think I have a real waveblaster somewhere. - Drive-bay mountable MT-32 emulator - Parallel port clone sound card (I forget which chipset OTTOMH) - USB to waveblaster adapter - Parallel port to waveblaster adapter I bought a Roland 505 which is essentially a superset of what the 32 can do plus it can lay down beats. Also, I'm thinking about getting a TR-08 as it's a better, modern 808 and not a meeeilion dollars.