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Jim, > AD516 may be just dandy for video applications, but I don't think it would be any good for games ("most, if not all, software" <g>) even if they did support it. So I don't think it's a viable replacement for an audio chipset upgrade. Huh? I think there's some confusion here. Or maybe you meant to leave your message to Paul. You're taking the position I took with Paul and are trying to use the same position against me. 😎 Basically, I said that any new Amiga should have an audio chipset upgrade. Paul said it wasn't necessary because the AD516 could be used instead. I responded that the AD516 was not a replacement for an Amiga internal audio upgrade. That's why I'm confused that your message said the AD516 is not a viable replacement for an audio chipset upgrade because that's exactly what I had said to Paul. 😎 BTW, I have an AD516 and I've never used it for video. I use it strictly for audio recording, such as demo tapes and the like. I use it along the lines of Turtle Beach's 56K on the PC or Digidesign's Pro Tools on the Mac. Dom Fontana –> Sent from NY via AP <–