Sonic Fury

Description: A six channel DSP audio accelerator sound card.

Newest Review: ... you do not have a 5.1 speaker set you can configure the outputs to give your 2 or 4 channel outputs and a headphone socket. ... more

... Also included is the usual joystick port that is on just about every sound card in exsitence. Installation was a cinch and the software is so far rock solid. you can configure the amount of voices the card can use as well as the usual sliders for each input. Also included in the software is a graphic equaliser with 8 presets and I think you can create your own but I have not tried this. This card is compatable with creative's EAX standard as well as Aureal's A3D as well as providing MP3 hardware acceleration....more

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Sonic Fury: A truly excellent sound card. (253 words)
by - written on 02/08/01 (Useful, 480 readings)
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I bought this card when my SB live Value sound card broke down and I wanted to avoid install problems so I bought this card. It was slighty more expensive than the equivalent Sound blaster card but I have no regrets in buying it. The card has 6 channels enabling 5.1 support or if you do not have a 5.1 speaker set you can configure the outputs to give your 2 or 4 channel outputs and a headphone socket. Also included is the usual joystick port that is on just about every sound card in exsitence. Installation was a cinch and the software is so far rock solid. you can configure the amount of voices the card can use as well as the usual sliders for each ... Read the complete review

VideoLogic SonicFury (172 words)
by - written on 31/07/01 (Very useful, 504 readings)
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This is an excellent sound card. I bought it in preference to the Creative SoundBlaster Live, and have been very pleased with it. The software is useful and easy to use, and the performance of the card is faultless. The nature of the card's chipset also means that this performance is largely driver-based, so it can be improved in future with new driver releases. The card also supports both standards of 3D audio - EAX and A3D, and will output Dolby 5.1. It has connectors on the back for pretty much anything you want (so many in fact that I had to cut out some of my case to be able to reach them all!) - I use the Creative Labs 5.1 speakers (DT2500?). ... Read the complete review