Gravis Ultrasound PnP 1.0 with 8MB memory

Description

For those who are not very familiar with the Gravis Ultrasound it was one of the early sound cards for the PC released in 1992. It had the quite nice feature of storing and playing back digitized sound samples from (1MB) onboard memory (called patches, sound banks or sound font) which provided much better audio quality for games and applications than the conventional FM synthesis of Sound Blaster or compatible cards.
This later model GUS PnP (produced in 1995) has advanced hardware and more memory provided by the installed 2 x 4MB SIMM modules. It is backward compatible with the GUS Classic while being less noisy and having better general sound quality. Please check out these MIDI samples recorded from this exact card using the standard 4MB soundfont!
GUS PnP - Sting - Englishman in New York: https://sndup.net/949y
GUS PnP - Maputo: https://sndup.net/54hg
GUS PnP - Celebration: https://sndup.net/4ym8
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