Hi Shane,
I am grateful for your reply. Awfully sorry it has taken me so long to
come back to you.
** You wrote :
Hi, shashi. I just yesterday, purchased the sound blaster audigy 2. It's an
external sound device that definitely handles surround sound, with jacks for
front, rear and even a jack for a separate sub-woofer. Plus, it has optical
in and out jacks in case you have other sources with those kinds of jacks
you might want to record to or from. I haven't yet gotten around to hooking
it up, so can't tell you right now how well it works, but I was told it's a
pretty straight-forward install process. I'm not sure how much Creative
sells it for directly, but I bought mine at Fry's, a local electronics store
here in Houston, and it was around 130 dollars plus tax. In fact, I can even
tell you how all the controls and jacks are layed out, so if you have
trouble with it, let me know.
I have bought the card too here in U. K. and paid near enough £78 for it and
with the exchange rate at $1.32 approx. to a £, the price compares very
favourably with what you paid for yours. If you could kindly get the info to
me as an attachment or whatever, I would be very grateful.
I don't know of a direct url, but you can go to www.soundblaster.com , and
there should be a link there somewhere for the audigy 2. Good luck. Shane
I should visit the web site sometime today and see what I can find there.
Many thanks again. Cheers.
Shashi.
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