IBM Audiovation Adapter
The IBM Audiovation Adapter is an Mwave ISA card released by IBM in 1994. It is designed primarily to work with Windows and OS/2 operating systems and combines both telephony (e.g. modem) and sound card capabilities on a single board. It provides Adlib or Sound Blaster compatible capabilites for DOS games, however the game needs to be run from a Windows DOS session. The board is MIDI compatible and includes a software synthesizer by Prosonus for General MIDI patches. The Mwave DSP chip also supports QSound to provide a psuedo surround sound effect using only 2 speakers. An IDE CD-ROM interface is available on the board and a microphone, headset, and audio cables are included in the package.
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IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Box Front
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Box Back
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Box and contents
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Box and contents
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Microphone, headset, and included cables
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Card Packaging Front
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Front
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Back
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Side
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Documentation
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Diskettes notice
IBM Audiovation Adapter sound card - Diskettes set 1
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