I was wondering if somebody could tell me what model is this card from Creative:

-IMAGE REMOVED FROM EBAY-

I don't think it's an AWE. Am I wrong?

???

P.S.: I know the picture is not terrible...

looks like a soundblaster 32 (not AWE) without ram slots

Hum, might be, yes.

And what about this one? The guy says it's a "Eudusa" card which works as an audio and a modem card!

???

Little bit too long no?

Here some better pics

http://www.forum-auto.com/sqlforum/section7/sujet162655.htm

Well, the Chip numbers will identify the Cards, but all of those images are simply unusable to identify anything :-/

Schade. The problem is, the guy only has his mobile phone in to take pictures!

:o

I use my phone to make calls, not to take pictures... ever tried to cook a roastbeef on the motor of your car? If not, I can tell you it might work, but not as good as if you'd do it in a kitchen...

:P

*g*

Tell him it's time for a DigiCam ;)

Oh! He told me the number is CT2502-SDQ (for the Creative one)!

;D

Well, that should be a :

Creative Tech '94 SoundCard

Win98SE Driver (temp Download) :
http://www.falconfly.de/temp/sbw9xup.exe

Nice! You're a magician!

:o

I really need to find some card that nobody knows about!

:P

Magician ?

Well, let's settle with www.google.com being the All-knowing Oracle ;)

Of course...

I'm too drunk to think about searching with Google!

:P

wrote on 25.02.05 at 21:58:01:

Of course... I'm too drunk to think about searching with Google! :P

That explains the fuzzy pictures ;D

;D

Now this might be the explanation...!

I love it when it goes off-topic, really! They used to call me "le floodeur" (means "the one who floods, who goes always off-topic"). Got banned two times from my beloved forum. But now it's okay, I'll get 18 soon so I need to cool down!

:P

And now I'm getting even more off-topic... FF won't like that! :o

*lol*

No sweat, anyway it worked out fine  ;D

Sure it did!
Does any one know something about this sound/modem card? The manufacturer is the Canadian Eudusa.

http://img233.exs.cx/img233/548/www6oa.jpg

:o

Can't read the Chip numbers unfortunately, I can only see the Crystal soundchip.

Crystal you say? So is it a serious card or just one of those old card with basic sound chips? From the length, it reminds me of the AWE...

I got the original picture (bigger). Just below "CRYSTAL" on the biggest chip, it says:

CS4231A-KL
WX(or K, can't read well)AXC09523

:)

Oh, and also the four long connectors on the back of the card they say:

PANASONIC

IDE

MITSUMI

SONY

name written under every connector

Driver for Win95/98 :

http://www.falconfly.de/temp/cs4231a-kl.zip

The Connectors are for the proprietary CD-ROM's from these times (before they standardized it into the common ATAPI Protocol and towards the standard IDE Connector)

Thanks a lot for helping me!

:D

Did you find a whole page on that card?

Thanks. I don't know why, but long cards have always had a strange influence on me...
Do Pentium III motherboards generally have at least one ISA slot?

???

p.s. Is it a Boca Sound Expression or something?

I'm not sure but I think I found it!

http://www.embeddedlogic.com/TH99/t/A-B/51597.htm

God now that's a nice in-depth explanation of the card!

:o

Cool! What a shame none of the manuals (.pdf) work!

Thanks anyway for the link!

Yes, looks like. I just tried to download it one more time but I keep getting a blank page.

???

wrote on 26.02.05 at 10:34:43:

Crystal you say? So is it a serious card or just one of those old card with basic sound chips?

Back in the day they were found most in Packard Bell computers here (cheap, cheap, cheap)... So were considered not as good as the "gold standard" Creative Labs.

I see. Anyway, I won't be able to test it, it's only for my collection.

;D