Hi Helmut,
so you're the only one, who ownes such a very rare Lisa DAC Card
which I know.
That's very good, because I thought I was the only one who got one
from Schneider Computers, a company which developped such a card for
the Lisa in the mid 80ies, but never reached the marked with it :-)
Do you have the mono or the stereo card?
The last time I tested my card (I have the mono-card) the sound was
very good and very very much better than the 4 bit Mac Sound
greetings TOM from Bavaria, the center of europe, the marvellous
castles of Koenig Ludwig e.g. Neuschwanstein and last but not least
the original Oktoberfest !
Am 28.10.2009 um 10:43 schrieb Diogenes45:
>
> Hello!
> I'm back to LisaList, as I couldn't find the old Lisa List no longer
> on Yahoo Groups...
> I had to install a new account to become a member of the list again.
> My original name is helmut Post and I have experiences with Apple
> computers since the early 80's.
> I currently have 2 Lisas: a Lisa 2/5 and a Lisa XL-
> I'm experienced with the repair of Profile harddisks and can do a low
> level format (LLF) with 5MB Profiles- even with 10 MB Profiles
> (functional 10 MB Profiles are very rare)
> I have successfully repaired the mechanical parts of Seagate ST412 and
> I can do a stepper motor exchange on IBM PC ST 412 hard disks- if you
> still have a non functional Apple 10 MB Profile. This procedure is
> very delicate, because the hard disk has to be opened ....
>
> BTW: I have a Lisa Sound DAC- but this part is not very good- it
> emulates the Macinstosh sound on the Lisa using MacWorks/
> MacWorksPlus. A few Mac games are running fine with full sound
> support. Others are crashing...
>
> Again: Greetings to all members of this group!
>
> Diogenes45 (Helmut)
>
> >