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I relisted the items

The pic's were a good idea. I thought you might have had the old Blue and teal A-16's, Like the old one I've had for 10 years.

I'll take one if possible

6-dsp card
3-dsp card
Z-link/ADAT adapter plate
Luna Box

Scope pro V4.5 software
"Mix n' Master"
"Synth n' Sample"
"TrippleDAT LE"

$950.00 US

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I've got Some xtras from Ali. But I Still Need a 14-DSP Scope professional Version 2.0

I know there have been some variations on the boards. I saw 1 with 24I/O Adat's on a board somewhere. and then there was an x-tra card for the I/O dongle.

I currentely have a pulsar1 and 4DSP shark board and the 1st A-16. I use them with my TDAT16 in my PIII. but I want a good scope pro board

I ...

do you still have that scope professional board with plugins for sale?

Let me know

Wanted----used Scope Professional -and whatever plugins.24 I/O Optical + spdif, rcal, midi, audio.

Hey tom
I still do have my Abit BE6-II which I decided today to reload everything on. I've alreafy put it back in and am reformating the harddrive now. but I'm sure it will work. I do vaguely remember paul tanti at the canada creamware office telling me something about how the tdat-16 board didn't ...

I NEED HELP.

I got the TUSL2-C and laoded windows 98 and updated the OP'Sys and MOBO and tried to load my TDAT 16 and it gave me the same damn error I got using the asus MOBO using the intel 820 chipset --- memory range used by system board extension for ACPI BIOS-- cannot load drivers--- in the ...

And i forgot to say that I talked to a programmer and he told me that windows 98 can only utilize 512MB of ram and any more mostly just gets waisted. so I guess even though the ASUS MOBO's have 3 ram slots and I have 3- 256MB matched kingston ram chips. only 2 of them will be used anyway. so I'll ...

Thanks for the input. I checked out the board and it's just the right config-- 5 PCI slots, although it is a socket 370 while I've been using a slot 1 processor, but at this point the processors are dirt cheap. And I remembered another board after looking at the ASUS website, The ASUS CUSL2.

Any ...

Hey everyone . I'm still using a TDAT-16 recording board, a pulsar 1, and pulsar SRB cards for my mixing and recording.I still think the old TDAT program with 80 bit processing is still superrior to most of the systems out there.
I've been using an ABIT BE6-II MOBO with the 440BX chipset and I ...

I would guess that enabling the SATA controller uses up another IRQ therefore possibly causing IRQ sharing conflicts. Other than that SATA (Raided "0")is supposed to give better performance. From what I've heard and read.

SPEED and performance. I'm use to using 10,000 RPM SCSI drives, good performance but Expensive, and they don't hold the amount of data that IDE drives now do.
Say, what if i'm streaming 4 lines of video and 24 tracks of audio and recording them back into a master video track with St. Audio. on the ...

Hey thanks for the advice

When I talked to the tech at pinnacle we discussed setting up 2-200 gig sata drives raided "0" (for my media drives) and then perhaps An IDE drive(possibly 400 gigs) for my boot drive. I could probably partition my boot drive, like you said, 1st for OS and programs and 2nd ...

Thanks for the advice 'spirit'. I went aheqad and down loaded the p4p800-e full manual and I just didn't get it that the promise was like another card on the pci slot and with it disabled you still have all of the primary/secondary-master/slave IDE connections as well as the SATA connectors which I ...

My first creamware board was a TDAT-16, And the A-16 Optical breakout rack I bought back in early 1997. We had been using Analogue Tape recorders and large Mixing boards for our studio and I thought I would try a computer based Recorder. The first Boards creamware made were the old TrippleDat's that ...

Hey 'Stardust'. So I take it that you use a PCI controller card for your hard drives. which manufacturer's and model's would you recomend.

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Hey 'Garyb' Thanks for the input. I've found your replies to be very helpful . I've always had to concider IRQ's when building a systyem. I am usually run out of them, as I am with my P3 system. I think any old-school TDAT users who started back in 97' like I did, had to deal with those isues as ...