Hi
I have just buy a used Ensoniq Audiopci 1370, it's print on the components side; partno: 4001036901 rev f, Audio Pci 1000 , Ensoniq 1997.
And on the other side, on a white sticker ; E233014 AudioPci 9716
6000566 assyno: 01 REV: E , assemble in USA.Is it the old and genuine Ensoniq card made by Ensoniq (not Soundblaster) ?
There's 3 female jack on the side of the board, one green plug have an arrow ---> , the other a black plug an arrow
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That's Creative Labs, and yes, YOUR card is before the BORG.
Lime Green = Line Out, Black = Line In.
The Lime Green = Line Out is a standard, BTW.
"And where do I plug the cdrom cable, on j6-cd audio in ..." Seems like you answered your own question.
Unless it fits "j7-TV Tuner-IDE-Sony CD" in. Then use that.
J8 - "Telephone Answering Device I/O" won't work.
RwP
The arrow pointing out is line out (green). The one with the arrow pointing in is line in (black). I have my CD input on the tuner-ide-sony cd. That is the one that works with the mixer software I have. I think it depends on the software. Gateway used the OEM version of the one I have so I was able to find some information in the support section of their website.
You'd have to look at the sound chip to be sure, but it sounds like you have a pre-takeover card from when Ensoniq was still Ensoniq. If the ASIC has the 'CREATIVE' name on it, then it was made after the takeover.
FWIW: I use a pair of these cards in two different systems. They're excellent workhorses... simple, efficient, good sound.
Green is line out, black is line in. That's a color standard, BTW, that should apply to any PC type sound card.
You answered your own question. If it's a CD-ROM, wouldn't you agree it should go to CD audio in?
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