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From: bbs00010@uafcseg.uucp (Don Kennedy)
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Subject: Re: Amiga DSP Boards.
Summary: We have the technology...
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Date: 28 Nov 90 02:20:04 GMT
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Yes, you haven't heard much from us lately, but we're still out here. Vision
Quest is now in a critical negotiation phase with SunRize Industries to 
manufacture and distribute our DSP 56001 based 16 bit audio card. The prototype exists and records to hard drive in stereo @48khz sampling rate. SunRize is 
nearing completion of a video-oriented 16 bit sample editor. We are toying
seriously with the idea of building a full fledged audio workstation. 

The board has stereo A/D and D/A onboard, and may have AES/EBU onboard. It 
will have connectors for daugherboards, which may include a DRAM controller
and/or a SCSI controller. We are also investigating hardware data compression.

Contact us or SunRize for more info or if you would like to be involved in
software development. We are working on a deal for a shareware 56001 assembler.
We are currently using Motorola's Assembler/Simulator for the PC. If you'd like
to take a shot at NeXT's PD assembler source, let us know.

Don Kennedy
Vision Quest
(501) 521-0420
(501) 253-5264

email will be forwarded from kcampbel@uafhp.uark.edu