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Sound Blaster Live! vs. Monster Sound MX300
November 21, 1998   Kenn Hwang > [View My Other Articles]
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MX300 Connectors

External

Joystick/MIDI - Standard 15-pin D connector for joystick/MIDI support

Line Out 1 - Front amplified speakers or stereo headphones

Line Out 2 - Rear amplified speakers or stereo headphones

Microphone In - Analog microphone input

Line In - Analog line-level input

Internal

CD Audio - The one internal sound card connection you can't live without, this is an analog passthrough so you can play audio CDs through the speakers connected to your sound card.

AUX - A passthrough which connects to other internal devices, such as TV and FM tuner cards, MPEG decoders, dedicated MIDI cards.

Modem - Connects to an internal modem card so you can use your existing Mic/Speaker setup for DSVD or speakerphone.

Wavetable Header - Allows you to add a wavetable daughtercard, available from Diamond, Roland, Yamaha, E-Mu, and other manufacturers for additional hardware wavetable voices.

MX-Link Header - connects to a ribbon cable that in turn connects to an optional MX-Link daughtercard (not available yet) for additional input/output device support. Because the MX-Link card has yet to be announced, details on its specifications and support are not yet available.

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Ironically, Creative popularized the Wavetable header standard for its Sound Blaster 16, for which you could purchase the Waveblaster daughtercard. Creative dropped this feature starting with the Sound Blaster 64, but Diamond (and other manufacturers) picked it up for the MX200 and retained it for the MX300.


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