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Quoth Dag-Erling Coidan Smørgrav on , 25 February:
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: How many PCI sound cards do you know of? Sorry - how many *cheap* and
: *readily available* PCI cound cards do you know of?

I haven't been looking, but the Ensoniq card comes to mind.

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