KW> He would build PCs for the QA lab and for QA testers, and had his stash
KW> of install disks.
KW> 
KW> My QA friend "borrowed" the disk, and my sound engineer modified the test
KW> sounds to sound like:
KW> 
KW> "perperperperperforming irqqqqqqqqq tesssssssssssst"
KW> 
KW> Then, quietly replace the install disks, and wait for the fireworks.

lol!  Yes, I have had Sound Blasters since the early days and still have one.
Actually for multiple reasons at this point.  

1)  Far better sound quality and gain/loudness than the stock motherboard
(Realtek).

2)  My onboard audio (Realtek) for some reason doesn't work anymore, so I must
use something else for audio.

- Mark

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