PCI format: rev·bit/MHz·V·BM·size; ?=unknown. IC: bold=confirmed·~=probable·—=none/external. OS: —=unsupported/N/A. Order: first confirmed released Mac support; exact dates in Details.PCI-X compatible ≠ native PCI-X.* Kyma PCI=photographed Rev 990707 only·‡ Echo: later 5/3.3V+PCI-X host support·Digidesign 5V cards ≠ G5;MIX=3.3V-compatible.
compat
Details
Digidesign Audiomedia III 1996-05-11
Sources:
compat·
BG01·
BG99
Digidesign PROJECT / DISK I/O PCI ("Pro Tools III, PCI / Pro Tools Project PCI") 1996-06
Sources:
01/02 visual ID·
AMCC visual check·
Digidesign compat·
Project spec·
manual
Digidesign DSP FARM, PCI ("Pro Tools III, PCI") 1996-06
- Naming: NuBus=DSP Farm/DSP Farm I;PCI=DSP Farm II. Card says DSP Farm,PCI.
- FF: AMCC S5933 Q/QC/QE;QC/QE required for B&W G3/G4+later chassis. Older group <FF09226/pre-Rev-H/pre-1997-07-09.
- FG: later rev;AMCC S5933QC;B&W G3/G4+later chassis compatible.
- Hardware: 4× Motorola DSP56002·60-pin I/O+TDM;FF/FG are mfg variants of the same PCI DSP Farm II.
Sources:card·
compat·
I/II
Symbolic Sound Kyma/Capybara PCI host interface 1996-09-01Architecture:Power Macintosh PCI ↓Symbolic Sound PCI host card ↓ interface cableCapybara-66/Capybara-LS/Capybara-320 ↓DSP synthesis+processing+audio I/O
Sources:compat
Digidesign SAMPLECELL II ™ PCI 1996-11-22
- PCI generations: early photographed production hardware carries AMCC S5933Q;later cards carry S5933QC+. Digidesign explicitly requires S5933QC or later for PCI 2.1 compatibility and for Blue & White G3/G4 operation;older group <HH02001/pre-Rev-D/pre-1997-05-20 uses the earlier AMCC revision.
- Photographed production examples: FAB 941004130 Rev C·ASSY 915004130·single 5V PCI key·full-length PCB. One supplied specimen shows AMCC S5933Q;another photographed Rev-C specimen shows S5933QC. S5933=32-bit/33 MHz PCI master/slave;FIFO DMA/bus-master transfers.
- D/A: four identical ~20-pin DAC ICs at U11/U21/U29/U34 serve the four stereo output pairs/8 analog outputs;package markings are unreadable in the available photos,so exact DAC type remains ?.
- Hardware visible in supplied card photos: Motorola DSP56002FC66;8×30-pin SIMM sockets;four stereo 1/4″ output jacks.
- Memory: 8/16/24/32 MB Mac-II-type 30-pin RAM.
- Optional TDM daughterboard photographed separately: silkscreen “SAMPLECELL II ™ TDM, PCI”·FAB 941004129 Rev A·Digidesign TDM ASIC;mounts to the SampleCell II PCI card rather than being a second sampler card.
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product·
spec·drivers·
compat
Digidesign SampleCell II ™ PLUS 1998-01-15
- Revision: second-generation SampleCell II PCI;Digidesign describes the hardware difference as 32 MB RAM soldered on-board instead of user-installed SIMMs. All Plus cards are from the later PCI-compatible generation.
- PCI/form factor therefore follows the same S5933-based SampleCell II architecture: 32-bit/33 MHz·5V·BM·full-length;exact DAC IC remains ?.
- Mac: minimum 7.5.2;optional TDM module.
Sources:
release·drivers·
compat
Sonorus STUDI/O 1997-02-26
- Drivers: v1.0 ≤May '98→v1.4 ≤Oct '00→v1.8;Steinberg ASIO.
- 1998-06-12 MacUser: Cubase VST was then the only supported Mac host and operated STUDI/O at 16-bit;24-bit awaited Cubase VST 4.0;Logic Audio 3.0 drivers were still unfinished.
- Mac install then: copy the driver into Cubase VST's ASIO folder;no System extension;tested successfully in a Performa 5400/180.
- Driver modes then: 32Ch=2 linked cards;16Ch=1 card/2×ADAT;10Ch=ADAT+optical S/PDIF;review notes two-card/32-channel operation increases CPU load.
- PCI: manual=PCI 2.1 short card;MacUser calls it half-length/~7″;photos=32-bit conventional PCI edge+single 5V key;33 MHz conventional PCI. Cycling '74=Motorola DSP56301·HI32=PCI initiator/master+target/slave;DMA supported. Driver-version use of bus mastering remains unverified.
- Audio: 24-bit digital path;no analogue inputs;stereo analogue monitor output uses AD1859 ('96) stereo 18-bit multibit ΣΔ D/A.
- OS9 evidence: 2004 user report documents STUDI/O+G4 400+Logic 6.3.1 under OS9;2009 Logic Users Group likewise documents STUDI/O operation under Mac OS 9.
- OS X: 2004 user report says Sonorus stopped driver updates around 2000 and the card could not be used in OS X;2009 Logic Users Group independently states STUDI/O went out of production before OS X and is not usable there. No Sonorus OS X driver has been found.
- Updates: B&W G3/G4 compat·ASIO 2·96 kHz/S-MUX·broader Cubase/Logic/DP support.
- Mac cross-check: 2001 Buyer's Guide still lists Mac support.
Sources:launch·
v1.0·
v1.4·
v1.8·
manual·
MacUser98·
OS9/no OSX user report·
OS9/no OSX cross-check·
BG01·
BG99
Korg 1212 I/O 1997-03
Sources:launch·
manual·
compat·
BG01·
BG99
Emagic Audiowerk8 1997-04-25
- Photo-confirmed hardware: board silkscreen “Audiowerk8 / 8 Channel Digital Audio Recording PCI Card”·single 5V-keyed 32-bit conventional PCI edge·Philips SAA7146 H controller·SAA7367T ADC·4× TDA1305T DAC·2× TDA1315H IEC958/S/PDIF interface ICs.
- I/O, photo-confirmed: bracket=coaxial S/PDIF in/out+DB-25 analog breakout;photographed breakout=10 RCA tails,matching 2 analog inputs+8 analog outputs.
- PCI: SAA7146 family=PCI 2.1·32-bit/33 MHz·master/slave+DMA;official Emagic material=7″ 32-bit PCI Busmaster.
- Converters: SAA7367T ADC ('96)·4× TDA1305T DAC ('94). One stereo ADC+four stereo DACs physically matches the 2-in/8-out analog architecture.
- Classic support floor: 1997 Emagic FAQ=“Mac OS”+any PCI PowerMac/Performa≥16 MB;Logic Audio 3.0 (Jan 1998) directly supports Audiowerk8 and specifies PowerPC 601+·32 MB·Mac OS 7.6.1+. Overview therefore uses 7.6.1–9.x as the earliest numbered period requirement established.
- Final Classic package: Emagic 2002=Audiowerk Driver/ASIO/Sound Manager for Mac OS 8/9. Extracted aw_drv.sit=ASIO 1.5.8+Sound Manager 1.1.4;embedded files dated 1999-12-03. aw_asio.sit+aw_sm.sit contain byte-identical binaries,not alternate revisions.
- ASIO 1.5.8 Update Info says “now supports Mac OS 8.0”;v1.5.6 required 8.5+. Tested hosts=Logic Audio 4.0.2·Cubase 4.1·Digital Performer 2.6·Vision DSP 4.5·Spark 1.0·Retro AS-1 1.3.1·Unity DS-1 1.2.5·Metro 5;Max 3.5.9+ASIO MSP untested.
- OS X: CoreAudio v1.0.1 requires Audiowerk8 Rev V2+/SAA7146A;the photographed SAA7146 H specimen is therefore the earlier hardware generation and must not be presented as the OS-X-qualified revision. Final dated Audiowerk OS X driver=2003-09-26;overview uses 10.2–10.2.8,with Panther 10.3 released afterward.
- Timeline: 1997 Winter NAMM/Musikmesse→~1,000 dealer cards Apr→first consumer shipment 1997-04-25→1998 10,000+ units→1999-12-03 ASIO 1.5.8/SM 1.1.4→2000 Mac ASIO+Sound Manager supplied→2002 final Classic installer package→2003-09-26 CoreAudio v1.0.1.
Sources:photographed card+breakout·
FAQ97·
product98·
product00·
drivers02·
aw_drv.sit·
SOS97·
Logic3/SOS98
Lucid PCI24 1997-06-12
- Hardware: !Motorola DSP56301·AES/EBU+S/PDIF·real-time input SRC·external A/D/A.
- PCI: Lucid catalog: PCI Local Bus 2.1+DMA mastering;DSP56301 HI32=32-bit/33 MHz.
- Drivers: Sound Manager·ASIO·Deck;manual lists Mac OS 7.5.5/7.6.1/8.0 exactly.
- System: PCI24 digital I/O→optional AD9624/DA9624 converters;7″ card.
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manual·
catalog·
press·
product·
Mac·
BG99
Digidesign D24 (d24 (sticker) of "Pro Tools|24" (system) / "MIX I/O" / "Project II") 1997-10- Physical identity: d24, MIX I/O and Project II use the same physical d24-type card/PCB family;the same G1 G4 hardware modification applies to all three. They differ by enabled/supported system role,not by a separate canonical hardware row.
- Roles: d24=Pro Tools|24 core audio card+TDM;MIX I/O=additional I/O role in MIX systems;Project II=Direct I/O card for third-party sequencers without Pro Tools core/TDM functionality.
- Chronology: d24 first appears in 1997;Project II and MIX I/O are later 1998 roles.
- Naming: d24=PCI card;Pro Tools|24=system.
- Driver: d24 Output Driver 1.0→1.1 (PT4.2)→1.3 (PT4.3;renamed Digidesign Output Drivers)→1.4 (PT5.0);Pro Tools 6.1/10.2.8 is final official d24 OS X.
- Card: Rev B sample: FAB 941005111·ASY 915005111·!XC56301PW80/3F48S·60-pin I/O·TDM·DigiSerial.
- PCI: DSP56301 HI32=PCI 2.1,32-bit/33 MHz,initiator/target;d24 is a PCI bus master;photographed card 5V-keyed;half-size.
- G4 mod: assembly rev G1/DN06851+ required for G4;photographed sample's G1 state=? (FAB Rev B is not the G1 assembly-rev mark).
- Core=d24+DSP Farm PCI;d24 provides up to 16 I/O,DSP Farm adds 8;MIX Core is a separate card family.
[li]Project II package: half-size·60-pin·Mac+Windows NT·Motorola 56301·888|24/888/882|20/882·up to 16 I/O;Direct I/O+DigiSystem INIT 3.4+;Pro Tools itself does not run on the Project II role.[/li][li]Evidence: Sweetwater KB explicitly groups Project II,MIX I/O and d24 as similar architecture and says the identical G1 modification applies to any/all three;another KB groups d24 and MIX I/O as “d24 type” cards.[/li][/list]Sources:
same architecture/G1·
d24-type·
Project II·
photo·
spec·
DSP·
driver·
G4·
req·
compat
Ensoniq E-MU / ENSONIQ - PARIS EDS 1000 1998-01Architecture:Mac PCI ↓EDS-1000 DSP card ↓PARIS external interface: Interface 2/442/MEC +Control 16
- Driver note: PARIS 3.0 is the last Mac-era release found;official OS X support remains ?.
- EDS-1000 hardware:
- Six Ensoniq ESP-2 proprietary 24-bit DSPs on the complete EDS-1000 configuration.
- Bus-master DMA;contemporary review material specifies up to 24 simultaneous digital data streams.
- 20 inputs+20 outputs internally at 24-bit;any combination of 16 simultaneous record/playback tracks per card in the original system architecture.
- Approx. 11.25 in/286 mm card length.
- Surviving photographed production hardware is labelled E-MU/ENSONIQ·Model PARIS EDS1000·Part 3522;examples also carry an EDS-1000X sticker.
- EDS-500/EDS-FX relationship:
- Later PARIS Concept systems used the EDS-500 PCI card with four ESP-2 DSPs.
- The optional EDS-FX daughterboard plugs onto the EDS-500 and upgrades it to the EDS-1000-class DSP configuration.
- Sweetwater's period PARIS Concept documentation explicitly describes EDS-500+EDS-FX as the path to the EDS-1000 configuration.
- Converters: — external. The EDS PCI card itself is the DSP/host card;A/D and D/A conversion resides in the external Interface 2/442/MEC hardware. Contemporary PARIS II specifications describe 20-bit A/D and D/A conversion at 44.1/48 kHz with a 24-bit internal audio path.
- Card expansion: PARIS supports multiple EDS cards. The reference manual documents internal card-to-card synchronization/interconnection and systems with up to eight EDS-1000 cards.
- EDS-1000 rear interfaces:
- EDS Interface connector→Interface 442/MEC.
- IF2 connector→Interface 2.
- CS connector→Control 16.
- The external interface connector uses SCSI-style hardware but is a proprietary PARIS connection;it must not be treated as a computer SCSI bus.
- Timeline:
- 1997-07-17—archived PARIS interface material.
- 1997-11—Ensoniq advertising documents the EDS-1000 PCI card with six 24-bit DSPs and Mac/PC operation.
- 1998-01—detailed Sound On Sound PARIS II review;cross-platform PCI system.
- 1998-05—Mix field test: EDS-1000 with six ESP-2 DSPs,installed in a PowerMac.
- 1998/1999—PARIS Concept/Concept-FX introduces the four-DSP EDS-500 and EDS-FX daughterboard upgrade path.
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manual
MOTU PCI-324 Audio System 1998—early summerArchitecture:Mac PCI→PCI-324→AudioWire cable→1224/2408/later PCI-324-family rack I/O
- Drivers: PCI-324 v2.21 (OS9)·OS X PCI driver supports PCI-324/424;PCI-324 is not G5-compatible.
- The host card itself is not an analog interface;channel capability depends on the attached MOTU rack interface(s).
- Timeline:
- 1998—1224/PCI-324 launch material.
- PCI-324 Mac software includes AudioDesk/MAS/ASIO support.
- PCI-324 and PCI-424 are separate host-card generations.
Sources:launch·
archive·
os x·
drivers
RME DIGI32 cards / SEK'D ProDIF rebrands Mac 1998
- DIGI32 / ProDIF 32: 2-ch optical+coax S/PDIF;16/20/24-bit.
- DIGI32/8 / ProDIF Gold: DIGI32+8-ch ADAT optical.
- DIGI32 PRO / ProDIF 96: S/PDIF+AES/EBU;20-bit analog out;64/88.2/96k;1998 chip update=24/96 input.
- Hardware: short PCI;32-bit memory transfer;>120 MB/s;no DMA. Exact PCI rev/voltage/BM unresolved.
- Mac: Gold documented on Mac 9/98;6 Nov 1998 RME Mac ASIO+SoundMgr driver explicitly covers ProDIF 32/Gold/96;12 Jan 1999 later update;6 Mar B&W G3 fix.
- OEM: RME/ALSA explicitly calls the three SEK'D cards identical. No evidence found for a Steinberg DIGI32 rebrand;later SEK'D ProDIF models are not necessarily RME.
Sources:
aliases·
RME·
32·
32/8·
PRO·Mac 9/98·Mac ASIO·updates
Digidesign Pro Tools|24 MIX cards 1998-09-21
- MIX Core: 6× Motorola DSP56301·16 I/O·3.3V·PCI bus master·full-size.
- MIX Farm: 6× DSP56301·+16 I/O·3.3V·PCI bus master-capable·full-size.
- MIX I/O is the d24-type card used as additional I/O in MIX systems;see canonical d24/MIX I/O/Project II entry. It is 5V/G5-incompatible.
- Driver: Pro Tools 6.4.1/OS X 10.3.4 final qualified MIX;10.3.9 not qualified.
Sources:
compat·Mac·
PCI·
G5
Alesis ALESIS IP MAIN ("ADAT/Edit") 1998-03
- Mac: dual-platform Mac/PC PCI ADAT interface;1998 period material states Power Macintosh compatibility/drivers;1999 Buyer's Guide lists Win95/NT/MacOS.
- I/O: 8-ch ADAT optical I/O+ADAT 9-pin sync I/O;16/20/24-bit transfer up to 48 kHz;digital-only.
- Photographed 12/98 board: silkscreen “Alesis IP MAIN 9-40-PCI1”·32-bit conventional PCI·single 5V key·~5″·Xilinx XC4013XL PQ160 -3C FPGA. Exact card-side PCI revision/clock/BM remain ?;FPGA supply voltage is not used to infer PCI signaling.
- ADAT/Edit package: 1999-02 Owner's Manual v1.0 includes Macintosh section;1999 period descriptions explicitly say package contains the ADAT/PCR card and ADAT/Edit/ADAT/Connect software;ASIO+Sound Manager path documented.
Sources:announce·
BG99·
1998 card+Mac drivers·
ADAT/Edit package=ADAT/PCR card·
package identity
Lexicon Studio/Core-32 1999-01
Sources:
manual/spec·
BG99
RME DIGI96 cards 1999 Mac
- DIGI96: 2-ch S/PDIF coax+optical;digital only.
- DIGI96/8: 2/8-ch S/PDIF+ADAT;digital only.
- DIGI96/8 PRO: +AES/EBU+analog out;early !AK4321 ('96) DAC,later blue PCB !AD1852 ('99)/112 dBA.
- DIGI96/8 PAD: analog I/O;rev000/002 !AK5352 ('97;1997/1)+!AD1855 ('98;1998-07-13 datasheet);rev004 !AK5383 ('99;1/1999)+!AD1852 ('99);shipped Jul 1999.
- Shared: short PCI·32-bit memory transfer·128k SRAM·ASIO2+SoundMgr. Mac manuals: OS 8.0+;later OS X driver 10.2.8+.
- PCI signaling/revision: RME states that PCI-X-compatible and incompatible DIGI96-family cards were both shipped through end-2002;individual-board checking is required. The overview therefore uses “var” and does not guess whether a specific board is 5V-only or 3.3V/PCI-X-compatible.
- Mac dates: DIGI96/8/PRO=6 Mar 1999 driver;PAD=22 Oct 1999 complete Mac update. DIGI96/8 PST is excluded here because its first model-specific Mac documentation is Jun 2000→Part 2.
- RME Mac chronology: 1999-03-06 blue/white-G3-compatible DIGI32/DIGI96 Mac drivers;1999-06-02 Mac driver update;1999-10-22 complete Mac update with new DIGI96 ASIO2+Sound Manager drivers/manuals.
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models·news·Mac manuals·
drivers·
PRO·
PAD·
PAD ICs·
PRO ICs
Digigram VX222 1999-05-26
- I/O: 2×2 balanced analog XLR·24-bit converters·AES/EBU or S/PDIF I/O·headphone·2 GPI.
- Mac: 1999 report says Mac OS 8.x;VX kit requires 8.1+,SoundMgr 3.3+,includes ASIO 2.0;2001 G4 review confirms Mac operation,24-bit via ASIO. OS X 10.1/10.2 driver released Oct 2002.
- PCI: VX kit PC requirements specify PCI 2.1 slot,but this is not enough to mark the card itself PCI 2.1;electrical/size remain ?.
Sources:1999·
PAR p48·
VX kit·
OS X
Echo Gina 20 1999-06
- Drivers: v2.11 Sound Manager/ASIO→OS9 v6.0.4→OS X v1.6.1.
- Card: GINA ©1997 ECHO CORPORATION·PCB 00-201-04 MADE IN USA·!Motorola DSP56301 24-bit/66 MIPS·!CS8401A-CS TX+!CS8411-CS RX·3× IDT71V256SA12Y SRAM.
- PCI: DSP56301 HI32=PCI 2.1,32-bit/33 MHz;Echo manual=bus master;photographed card 5V-keyed.
- Converters: CS5335-KS ADC ('96;NOV '96)·4× CS4329-KS DAC ('95;FEB '95).
- Hardware: shipped 1997-08-19.
- Physical: period Sound On Sound measures Gina’s PCI card at 5.5″;PCI bus mastering is also explicit.
- Event/event1 normalization: Gina/Darla/Layla were designed+manufactured by Echo and distributed by Event Electronics;Event released Mac driver v2.11 in Jun 1999. Event ceased Echo distribution in Aug 1999,after which Echo continued driver/support development directly.
Sources:
spec·
manual·
ADC/DAC·
DAC·
ADC·drivers·
archive
Echo Darla 20 1999-06
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spec·
manual·
ADC·
DAC·
EPROM·drivers·
archive
Echo Layla 20 1999-06
Sources:
spec·drivers·
archive
Echo Darla24 1999
- Placement: 1999 Mac owner’s manual supplies Macintosh Installer+Echo Console+Darla24 ASIO;©1999 and explicitly supports Apple’s 1999 Yosemite G3. Exact first Mac-driver day/month remains ?.
- Identity/driver family: distinct 24-bit card from Darla 20;Echo’s later unified Mac manual explicitly defines the older ASIO group as Layla/Gina/Darla/Darla24 versus the separate Echo24 group.
- DSP/PCI: !DSP56301 rev.0/1 IDs 1057:1801/ECC0:0040/0041;DSP56301 HI32 supplies PCI 2.1·32-bit/33MHz·bus master. Signaling/keying,size+ADC/DAC ICs remain ?.
Sources:
manual·
Echo family map·
IDs/DSP
Midiman/M-Audio DMan 2044 1999-07-07
- Drivers: Sound Manager+separate Cubase 3.x/4.x ASIO drivers.
- Mac limit: Sound Manager=one stereo pair;Cubase ASIO=four outputs but one stereo input pair active.
- Rev-B sample: ©1997·custom MIDIMAN DMAN 2044 IC·2× CS4222-KSEP ('97;JAN '97)·AS4C256K16E0-50JC·3× MC33079D.
- Timeline: Dec '98 “available soon”→Jul '99 manual documents full Mac install→later “MAC DRIVERS NOW INCLUDED”.
Sources:
launch·manual·
drivers
Yamaha DS2416/DSP Factory 1999-09
- Drivers: Mac ASIO;v1.05 (2001) is OS9-only. Yamaha announced future OS X support;released driver remains ?.
- Hardware: !XT94C20-P21 PCI gate array·!5× YSS228E-F DSP3.
- Converters: CS5335-KSEP ADC ('96;NOV '96)·AK4321VF DAC ('96).
- Timeline:
- 1998-03-03—Yamaha DSP Factory announcement.
- 1998-10—detailed contemporary review.
- 1999-09—brochure explicitly includes Macintosh support.
Sources:
launch·
manual·
FAQ·
DAC·
driver
Yamaha SW1000XG 1999-09
Driver stack: SWXGDriver+OMS+ASIO+XGEditorSources:guide·
FAQ·
manual·
DAC·
driver
Digidesign Digi 001 1999-09-24Architecture:Mac PCI→Digi 001 PCI card→proprietary cable→Digi 001 I/O box
- Driver note: Pro Tools LE 6.4/10.3.4 is final qualified Digi 001;10.3.9 was not qualified.
- Card: Rev C: FAB 941006492-00·ASY 915006492-00·!XC56301PW80 I/O DSP/3F48S·!EPM10K30ETC144-3·!3× IDT71V124SA12Y·!AT29LV256-20JC·!CS8401A-CS/!CS8411-CS.
- DSP rev: 3F48S early;LS34141+=2K30A;3F48S has the documented MDD G4 startup issue.
- Host-based LE;DSP56301 handles PCI/I/O,not MIX/TDM plug-in processing.
- Probable converter: ~CS4223-KS ('98;Crystal PI290PP1 OCT '98);chip identification remains probable,not promoted to confirmed.
Sources:launch·
review·
DSP·
BM·
rev·
compat
Emagic Audiowerk2 1999-11
Sources:photographed card·
PCI·
ADC·
DAC·
DAIO·
review
Gadget Labs Wave/424 1999-12-16
- Mac chronology: WavePRO family announced for Macintosh 1999-09-24;Wave/424 Mac shipment scheduled for Nov 1999;earliest dated surviving released Mac driver listing=v2.10 on 1999-12-16 (w424mac210.hqx).
- Driver branch: v1.0→v2.10→v2.20→v2.2.5;official Mac packages include ASIO audio+OMS/MIDI. Final listed Mac release=v2.2.5 on 2000-04-06.
- Hardware: 4×4 analog I/O·24-bit/96kHz·TRS I/O directly on PCI card·MIDI via adapter cable·SoundCache architecture·256× super-clock family sync. Converter ICs remain ?.
- Mac compat: official WavePRO documentation limits Wave/424 to beige G3;blue/white G3 and G4 cabinet geometry physically blocks the card-edge analog inputs.
- Family context: Wave/424 belongs to the 1999 WavePRO Macintosh family together with Wave/8.24 and later Wave/496;shared Mac driver model=ASIO audio+OMS/MIDI.
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drivers·
compat·
Gadget Labs timeline
Gadget Labs WavePRO continuation- Wave/496: worldwide shipments announced 2000-06-01;surviving Mac v2.2.5 driver package dated 2000-04-06.
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Gadget Labs timeline
Gadget Labs Wave/8.24 1999-12-29
- Mac chronology: preliminary Wave/8.24 spec 1998-01-28→pre-release Wave/8
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