Sound Blaster
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Nov 5, 2026
KevinHOST
I'm going to unplug my Logitech 3C90s.
KevinHOST
Yeah, I'm going to fucking take my sound blaster out and fucking burn it.
ColeHOST
My Sound Blaster audio card.
ColeHOST
Where is Sound Blaster today? Why aren't they making audio cards anymore? Yeah, they're
KevinHOST
in
ColeHOST
the same
Brad SamsHOST
I mean, go see, you know what? I have the ability with the internet and right here, we're going to Google this together.
Brad SamsHOST
Sound Blaster Audio Card for PC.
Brad SamsHOST
They appear to still exist.
Brad SamsHOST
I would do some research and see if you can't get a proper audio.
ZachHOST
When I was playing it through Exodos using DOSBox...
ZachHOST
I thought I tried to enable Sound Blaster sounds, but I think it was using PC speaker audio.
ZachHOST
But I really like this PC speaker audio because it's very like nostalgic, like kind of chunky sounding audio, especially when Dave blasts monsters apart.
ZachHOST
I like it a lot.
David QuaidGUEST
I won't buy any electronics or book a hotel without watching 10 videos on it.
David QuaidGUEST
So I just bought a Creative Sound Blaster because my first computer speaker when I was in high school was a Sound Blaster.
David QuaidGUEST
You had to buy a special card that you plugged.
David QuaidGUEST
It was like this size.
Nathan CarlsenGUEST
My family was the first family to have a PC among my friend group.
Nathan CarlsenGUEST
So I was playing Jazz the Jackrabbit and Doom, you know, when we got our Sound Blaster, you know, speakers.
Nathan CarlsenGUEST
And my parents got me TIE Fighter and I had a joystick.
Nathan CarlsenGUEST
I remember that.
Jason SnellHOST
Korean company to build it eventually, but it cost $800 and nobody bought it.
Jason SnellHOST
But following in their footsteps was Creative Labs, the company famous for its Sound Blaster PC sound card.
Jason SnellHOST
If you used a PC in the 90s or 2000s.
Jason SnellHOST
You probably had a Creative Labs card and maybe even a Creative Labs set of desktop speakers.
Jason SnellHOST
Korean company to build it eventually, but it cost $800 and nobody bought it.
Jason SnellHOST
But following in their footsteps was Creative Labs, the company famous for its Sound Blaster PC sound card.
Jason SnellHOST
If you used a PC in the 90s or 2000s.
Jason SnellHOST
You probably had a Creative Labs card and maybe even a Creative Labs set of desktop speakers.
speaker_0HOST
What survived was the thing those machines had been showing off.
speaker_0HOST
And in 1989, a fabulous year because it was the year of my birth, Creative launched a card called the Sound Blaster, which I loved.
speaker_0HOST
I had a 7.1 version.
speaker_0HOST
A PC that era could beep at you, but not do much else.
speaker_0HOST
With a Sound Blaster inside, it could play music and speech, and within a few years, Sound Blaster compatible was printed on the side of game boxes as a matter of routine.
speaker_0HOST
In 1992, Creative became the first Singapore company to list on the NASDAQ.
speaker_0HOST
By 2000, Sim was 45, and the local press was calling him Singapore's youngest billionaire.
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speaker_0HOST
And I went to, I think it was called GameCon.
RobHOST
You click on it, it's like...
RobHOST
We offer Sound Blaster support.
RobHOST
We got to stop.
JaredHOST
Okay, so they were like, hey, we're glad you're back for the same $8 or whatever.
JaredHOST
That's a, yes.
AdamHOST
You click on a thing, bee-dee-doo, [mimicking static] we offer Sound Blaster support.
JaredHOST
Exactly.
RobHOST
We gotta stop.
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