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 | | The Gravis Ultrasound MAX was not only not reviewed, but it wasn't even considered (as per the third column, page 168). |
 | | Not only does the Ultrasound MAX meet all your specifications for a multimedia sound board (as listed in the second column, page 168), but it has several other features that increase its value for both business, composing, and entertainment needs. |
 | | Possibly the most important feature of the Gravis Ultrasound is the way it outputs digitized sound: It's internal DSP always runs at CD quality (44.1 KHz 16-bit stereo sound), and any sound that doesn't fit that format is automatically interpolated to fit that high rate. |
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