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From: edds@sas.UUCP (Tom Edds)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Perfect Sound for the 1000
Message-ID: <609@sas.UUCP>
Date: 23 Aug 88 01:51:53 GMT
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Reply-To: edds@sas.UUCP (Tom Edds)
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In some earlier articles, two people talked about having troubles with the
A1000 Perfect Sound digitizer. Just thought I'd mention that I got one
several months ago, and it's worked great from the time I pulled it out of
the box. You can digitize stereo, too, which I've found to be real handy
when you want to use stereo music in your applications.

Somebody griped about the Psound software, too, so let me throw in a quick
note about that. True, Psound is not as chock full of features as
AudioMaster, but it's essentially given away with the digitizer.

SunRize has let this be shareware, so that you could get software to work (or
play!) with digitized sounds without shelling out big $$ for their hardware. 
This is the kind of generous gesture that helped get the Amiga off the ground!
Sure, they could include something like AudioMaster with the digitizer, but
then they'd have to raise the price of the digitizer to justify including the
software.

I'd prefer they keep the hardware as accessible (read: inexpensive)
as possible. 

Tom Edds       edds@sas

     "go ahead. make my twenty-four hour time period."  G. Bush