Wave-Table Sound Card

April 1997 / What's New / Wave-Table Sound Card

With a PC equipped with the TidalWave32 PnP wave-table sound card ($299.95) and software, such as Intel's Internet Phone, you can talk long-distance over the Internet. The card features the 32-Voice Polyphony OmniWave Stereo Synthesizer and 745 philharmonic sounds stored in 2 MB of masked ROM. The package includes AT& T WorldNet ISP software and Voyetra Technologies' Multimedia Essentials Pack.
Contact:  Crystal Computer Corp., San Jose, CA

Phone:    (888) 383-2797 or (408) 383-2100

Internet: 
http://www.crystalcomputer.com


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