Turtle Beach Daytona
Widely regarded as the very first PCI sound card on the market. See the S3 page for more details and drivers for this wavetable and FM synth chip.
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Released | November 1997 |
| Bus | PCI | |
| Synthesizer | "S3FM" OPL3 clone (embedded) | |
| Chipset | S3 86C617 "Sonic Vibes" | |
| Standards | Ad Lib, Sound Blaster/Pro, WSS and General MIDI | |
| Ports | Mono Mic In, Stereo Line In, Stereo Line Out, Game/MIDI port | |
| Memory | 32 KB (for effects) | |
| Part # | TB400-0660-01, TB400-0660-01V (Turtle Beach Daytona) | |
| FCC ID# | M4CS0040 | |
| Price | At launch: $40 | |
| See Also |
The Daytona came with the optional 32Kx8 SRAM chip for reverb effects.
The Daytona came bundled with MIDISOFT's Internet Kit, Internet Audio Postcard v1.0, MediaPlayer, and a Voyetra audio player, plus utilities.
Board Revisions
Competition
In the Media
Setting it Up
I don't have any information on configuring the Daytona.
Downloads
Operation Manual Get in touch if you can provide this! |
Original Driver Disk Get in touch if you can provide this! |
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