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This sounds really cool in Battlefield 3 when a helicopter is approaching and you can tell exactly where it's coming from. The 3D sound gives you more than just front and rear affects, you can actually here things going above and below you. Pros: After about a decade of avoiding Creative sound cards I finally gave in and gave them another shot. Enjoy the ultimate in Sound Blaster performance.īundled Software - Sound Blaster Recon3D PCIe Control PanelĪdditional Information Date First Available

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Compatible with Windows 7, 32- or 64-bit operating systems. Supports studio quality headphones and headsets of up to 600ohm impedance. Dolby Digital Live encoding allows you to connect to your decoder or home theater system through a single digital cable for compelling 5.1 surround sound from any source.ĭedicated high quality headphone amplifier Express yourself and be heard clearly in video conferencing, multiplayer games and online chats. THX TruStudio Prosound technologies create unprecedented levels of audio realism including stunning 3D surround effects for your speakers and headsetsĬrystalVoice voice enhancement and clarity technology

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The revolutionary Sound Core3D Audio and Voice chipset accelerates THX TruStudio Pro and CrystalVoice processing effects, drastically improving your gaming experience with faster frame rates, more immersive gaming audio, and crystal clear voice communications. Powered by Sound Core3D quad-core audio processor Intel, AMD or 100% compatible motherboardĪvailable PCI Express (x1, x4 or x16) slot Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD equivalent processor, 2.2 GHz or faster Learn more about the Creative Labs Recon3D PCIe (70SB135000000) Model Brand Enjoy the ultimate in Sound Blaster performance.

Works with Windows 7The Sound Blaster Recon3D is compatible with Windows 7, 32- or 64-bit operating systems.Dedicated high quality headphone amplifierThe Sound Blaster Recon3D supports studio quality headphones and headsets of up to 600 ohm impedance.Dolby Digital Live encodingDolby Digital Live encoding allows you to connect to your decoder or home theatre system through a single TOSlink for compelling 5.1 surround sound.CrystalVoice voice enhancement and clarity technologyExpress yourself and be heard clearly in video conferencing, multiplayer games and online chats.THX TruStudio Pro technologiesTHX TruStudio Pro sound technologies create unprecedented levels of audio realism, including stunning 3D surround effects for your speakers and headsets.

Powered by Sound Core3D quad-core audio processorThe revolutionary Sound Core3D Audio and Voice chipset accelerates THX TruStudio Pro and CrystalVoice processing effects, drastically improving your gaming experience with faster frame rates, more immersive gaming audio, and crystal clear voice communications.

This board is based on the acquired Ensoniq AudioPCI technology.

Sound Blaster 16 PCI it is called a Sound Blaster 16, but it has little in common with the ISA variant.

Sound Blaster 16 WavEffects a cheaper and simpler redesign of the Sound Blaster 16, released in 1997, packaged with Creative's WavEffects wavetable software.

Sound Blaster 16 ASP with the ASP chip included.

Sound Blaster 16 IDE with the then-new ATAPI IDE interface for CD-ROMs.

Sound Blaster 16 Value Edition No ASP socket or Wave Blaster header.

Sound Blaster 16 MCD "Multi-CD" with all of the old proprietary CD interfaces (no ATAPI).

Sound Blaster 16 SCSI-2 with a built-in SCSI adapter.

AWE32 often had the socket as well, but that was the end of the ASP after that. The ASP chip needed to be directly programmed for or it did absolutely nothing. The chip was quite unpopular, mainly due to the near-complete lack of industry support. This chip added some special functionality to SB16, such as speech synthesis through the TextAssist software, QSound audio spatialization technology on wave playback, and special general audio compression and decompression. The Sound Blaster 16 had a socket for an optional digital signal processor dubbed the Advanced Signal Processor ( ASP or later CSP).

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The Wave Blaster was simply a MIDI peripheral internally connected to the MIDI port, so any PC sequencer software could use it. Finally, the MIDI support now included MPU-401 emulation (in dumb UART mode only, but this was sufficient for most MIDI applications). Creative offered such daughterboards in their Wave Blaster line. The cards also featured a connector for add-on daughterboards with wavetable synthesis (actually, sample-based synthesis) capabilities complying to the General MIDI standard. They also, like the older Sound Blasters, natively supported FM synthesis through a Yamaha OPL-3 chip. Sound Blaster 16 (June 1992), the successor to Sound Blaster Pro, introduced 16-bit digital audio sampling to the Sound Blaster line.