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Need help IDing this card.

crazyben

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I bought power Mac g4 with this card installed. Looking Altera flex card gave me multiple results but not this exact one.
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Phipli

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It's a DigiDesign Digi 001 card. Came with an external box. It is a sound card / interface. Useless without the external box, but they're available on eBay. The cables on the otherhand are hell to find.
 

Phipli

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Review :

 

joshc

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It's the sort of card that you would find in a lot of G4s, as many G4s were used as part of a sound production setup. Not rare really.
 

crazyben

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Got it. I bought the g4 for this card. I paid $50 and the power mac works.
 

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Phipli

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crazyben

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Turns out I have this card sitting on my Macintosh ii. Must be a predecessor to the above card.
 

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ppuskari

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Yeah, that is an early Sound Accelerator II card by Digidesign. Meant to work with Yes the early Sound Designer and Sound Tools applications that utilize the DB25 1/2 rack interfaces they had at the time. There is an Analog interface and a Digital Interface as well that can be daisychained together. I believe this is stereo in/out only via those interfaces. IF you have a Grey Matter Response (SysAXE) scsi card then you can add up to 4 4 channel cards if you also hook them up via the TDM cabling. Lot's of weird options back in that era.
 
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