1990 · Peripheral
Sound Blaster 1.5 (1990)
A cost-reduced Sound Blaster revision that dropped the CMS chips, which launched as an empty socket.
Model CT1320C kept the Yamaha YM3812 OPL2 FM chip and 8-bit DAC but left the Game Blaster chip sockets unpopulated. It was the Sound Blaster most DOS-era buyers got before the Pro.
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Facts
- Date
- 1990
- Kind
- Peripheral: Sound card
- Maker or publisher
- Creative Labs
- Platforms
- DOS
- FM
- Yamaha YM3812
- Audio
- 8-bit mono
- Connection
- ISA
- Works with
- DOS
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- Sound Blaster (original) (predecessor, 1989)
- Sound Blaster Pro (successor, 1991)
- AdLib Music Synthesizer Card (rival, 1987)
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