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Subject: Re: Any DAC/ADC on apple cards?? - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 9-Sep-84 12:39:00 EDT
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uiucdcsb!thielges    Sep  9 11:39:00 1984

I bought a pair of John Bell Eng. adc/dac cards and a parallel port board
for about $150 in kit form.  It is about the best system I have found for
the money.  The ad/da's are 8 bits whivh provides enough resolution for
playing around with sounds (adc sample rate is 50 kHz)
	With those components, I have managed to make some digital echo
effects and a few other pretty interesting digital processing sounds.

Check a Byte Magazine for John Bell Engineering's address.
					Bart Thielges