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4soniq

2022-12-12T07:01:25Z

Joncco:

[[Image:Title_MG_4Soniq.svg|700px|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/74/Title_MG_4Soniq.svg]]

[[Image:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|thumb|Manilla Gear 4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG]]

The 4soniq is a quadrophonic (four channel) sound card for the Apple IIGS. Manila Gear has designed the card to interface with the sound expansion connector near the memory expansion area. The 4soniq is capable of decoding and high quality filtering of the Ensoniq Digital Output Chip (DOC) into four separate channels of sound.

The 4soniq was created by [[Manila Gear]] in April 2016. It gives the Apple IIGS four separate channels of sound, instead of the usual one. Released software that supports 4-channel sound output include Kaboom! by Ninjaforce; Ninjaforce’s NinjaTracker and Sheppyware’s AmperSound GS. See the downloads section for more software.

Stereo sound is also supported by the 4soniq with high quality, line-output to speakers via the 3.5mm jack. Enthusiasts can unlock all of Ensoniq's 8 channels by pairing two 4soniq cards together!

<strong>Product Status:</strong> Actively sold by Manila Gear and ReActiveMicro.

<strong>Support:</strong> Post on the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|Discussion]] page (link above) or email [http://store.reactivemicro.com/contact-us/ ReActiveMicro Support].

<strong>Sales:</strong> Visit the [http://store.reactivemicro.com/shop/ ReActiveMicro Store].

== History ==
Sydney, Australia, 29 April 2016—Manila Gear today announced the 4soniq interface card for the Apple IIGS. The card gives IIGS owners the ability to connect up to 4 separate powered speakers so they can enjoy quadraphonic surround sound. In addition to providing four channels of output, the 4soniq gives owners the ability to capture audio with a single channel input digitiser.

The 4soniq was announced at WOzFest /// where Jon Christopher Co demonstrated a prototype 4soniq card for attendees to inspect and use in KABOOM! gameplay.

“It all started when we were chatting about how the Apple IIGS can generate 8 channels of sound, and fellow Apple enthusiast Andrew Roughan wondered ‘if anyone ever attempted such a design.’ John and I checked it out and we decided to give it a shot!” said Jon. “We hope Apple IIGS users enjoy using it and programming for it as much as we have enjoyed creating it.”

== 4soniq Revisions==
<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Early Versions:">
File:4soniq-v0.8.JPG|FIRST PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with red silkscreen.
File:4soniq-v0.9.JPG|SECOND PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with blue silkscreen.
</gallery>

<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Current Releases:">
File:4soniq-v1.0.JPG|4soniq v1.0
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG
</gallery>

== Downloadable Files ==
<div class="new_window">
<gallery class="center" widths=150px heights=80>
File:PDF_ICON.svg|User Manual - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/Ml2fVp
File:PDF_ICON.svg|Programmer's Guide - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/bc7w06
File:Floppy_Icon_312.svg|Sound Check Program - v2|link=[[Media:4soniq_v2.po]]
</gallery>
</div>

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:Apple]]

4soniq

2022-12-12T07:00:21Z

Joncco: Change to locally hosted disk image

[[Image:Title_MG_4Soniq.svg|700px|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/74/Title_MG_4Soniq.svg]]

[[Image:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|thumb|Manilla Gear 4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG]]

The 4soniq is a quadrophonic (four channel) sound card for the Apple IIGS. Manila Gear has designed the card to interface with the sound expansion connector near the memory expansion area. The 4soniq is capable of decoding and high quality filtering of the Ensoniq Digital Output Chip (DOC) into four separate channels of sound.

The 4soniq was created by [[Manila Gear]] in April 2016. It gives the Apple IIGS four separate channels of sound, instead of the usual one. Released software that supports 4-channel sound output include Kaboom! by Ninjaforce; Ninjaforce’s NinjaTracker and Sheppyware’s AmperSound GS. See the downloads section for more software.

Stereo sound is also supported by the 4soniq with high quality, line-output to speakers via the 3.5mm jack. Enthusiasts can unlock all of Ensoniq's 8 channels by pairing two 4soniq cards together!

<strong>Product Status:</strong> Actively sold by Manila Gear and ReActiveMicro.

<strong>Support:</strong> Post on the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|Discussion]] page (link above) or email [http://store.reactivemicro.com/contact-us/ ReActiveMicro Support].

<strong>Sales:</strong> Visit the [http://store.reactivemicro.com/shop/ ReActiveMicro Store].

== History ==
Sydney, Australia, 29 April 2016—Manila Gear today announced the 4soniq interface card for the Apple IIGS. The card gives IIGS owners the ability to connect up to 4 separate powered speakers so they can enjoy quadraphonic surround sound. In addition to providing four channels of output, the 4soniq gives owners the ability to capture audio with a single channel input digitiser.

The 4soniq was announced at WOzFest /// where Jon Christopher Co demonstrated a prototype 4soniq card for attendees to inspect and use in KABOOM! gameplay.

“It all started when we were chatting about how the Apple IIGS can generate 8 channels of sound, and fellow Apple enthusiast Andrew Roughan wondered ‘if anyone ever attempted such a design.’ John and I checked it out and we decided to give it a shot!” said Jon. “We hope Apple IIGS users enjoy using it and programming for it as much as we have enjoyed creating it.”

== 4soniq Revisions==
<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Early Versions:">
File:4soniq-v0.8.JPG|FIRST PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with red silkscreen.
File:4soniq-v0.9.JPG|SECOND PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with blue silkscreen.
</gallery>

<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Current Releases:">
File:4soniq-v1.0.JPG|4soniq v1.0
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG
</gallery>

== Downloadable Files ==
<div class="new_window">
<gallery class="center" widths=150px heights=80>
File:PDF_ICON.svg|User Manual - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/Ml2fVp
File:PDF_ICON.svg|Programmer's Guide - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/bc7w06
File:Floppy_Icon_312.svg|Sound Check Program - v2|link=[[File:4soniq_v2.po]]
</gallery>
</div>

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:Apple]]

4soniq

2022-12-12T06:59:13Z

Joncco:

[[Image:Title_MG_4Soniq.svg|700px|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/74/Title_MG_4Soniq.svg]]

[[Image:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|thumb|Manilla Gear 4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG]]

The 4soniq is a quadrophonic (four channel) sound card for the Apple IIGS. Manila Gear has designed the card to interface with the sound expansion connector near the memory expansion area. The 4soniq is capable of decoding and high quality filtering of the Ensoniq Digital Output Chip (DOC) into four separate channels of sound.

The 4soniq was created by [[Manila Gear]] in April 2016. It gives the Apple IIGS four separate channels of sound, instead of the usual one. Released software that supports 4-channel sound output include Kaboom! by Ninjaforce; Ninjaforce’s NinjaTracker and Sheppyware’s AmperSound GS. See the downloads section for more software.

Stereo sound is also supported by the 4soniq with high quality, line-output to speakers via the 3.5mm jack. Enthusiasts can unlock all of Ensoniq's 8 channels by pairing two 4soniq cards together!

<strong>Product Status:</strong> Actively sold by Manila Gear and ReActiveMicro.

<strong>Support:</strong> Post on the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|Discussion]] page (link above) or email [http://store.reactivemicro.com/contact-us/ ReActiveMicro Support].

<strong>Sales:</strong> Visit the [http://store.reactivemicro.com/shop/ ReActiveMicro Store].

== History ==
Sydney, Australia, 29 April 2016—Manila Gear today announced the 4soniq interface card for the Apple IIGS. The card gives IIGS owners the ability to connect up to 4 separate powered speakers so they can enjoy quadraphonic surround sound. In addition to providing four channels of output, the 4soniq gives owners the ability to capture audio with a single channel input digitiser.

The 4soniq was announced at WOzFest /// where Jon Christopher Co demonstrated a prototype 4soniq card for attendees to inspect and use in KABOOM! gameplay.

“It all started when we were chatting about how the Apple IIGS can generate 8 channels of sound, and fellow Apple enthusiast Andrew Roughan wondered ‘if anyone ever attempted such a design.’ John and I checked it out and we decided to give it a shot!” said Jon. “We hope Apple IIGS users enjoy using it and programming for it as much as we have enjoyed creating it.”

== 4soniq Revisions==
<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Early Versions:">
File:4soniq-v0.8.JPG|FIRST PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with red silkscreen.
File:4soniq-v0.9.JPG|SECOND PROTOTYPE<br>Toner transfer with blue silkscreen.
</gallery>

<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Current Releases:">
File:4soniq-v1.0.JPG|4soniq v1.0
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq v1.1|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/7a/4soniq-v1.1.JPG
</gallery>

== Downloadable Files ==
<div class="new_window">
<gallery class="center" widths=150px heights=80>
File:PDF_ICON.svg|User Manual - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/Ml2fVp
File:PDF_ICON.svg|Programmer's Guide - v1.0|link=https://goo.gl/bc7w06
File:Floppy_Icon_312.svg|Sound Check Program - v2|link=[[File:4soniq.po]]
</gallery>
</div>

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:Apple]]

File:4soniq v2.po

2022-12-12T06:56:37Z

Joncco:

== Summary ==
Sound Check Program V2

File:4soniq.po

2022-12-12T06:52:54Z

Joncco: Sound Check Program V1

== Summary ==
Sound Check Program V1

File:4soniq v2.po

2022-12-12T06:45:06Z

Joncco:

File:IIgsMon3b.pdf

2020-01-13T06:03:39Z

Joncco:

File:IIgsMon3a.pdf

2020-01-13T06:03:26Z

Joncco:

File:IIgsMon2b.pdf

2020-01-13T06:03:12Z

Joncco:

File:IIgsMon2a.pdf

2020-01-13T06:02:58Z

Joncco:

File:IIgsMon1.pdf

2020-01-13T06:02:35Z

Joncco: