DreamBlaster X1 wavetable board

The DreamBlaster X1!

Join me in this comprehensive review of a brand new General MIDI wavetable board, created by Serdaco, a small company in Belgium.

This is a comprehensive review and demonstration. We will be looking at:

Board overview (01:20)
Board dimensions (01:39)
Does it fit all cards? (01:48)
S1 vs X1 sound comparison (02:22)
Pricing (03:19)
Jumpers: 
General MIDI soundbank (04:00)
Traditional piano soundbank (04:18)
Chiptune soundbank (04:57)
Surprise soundbank (05:24)
Reverb dry vs wet (05:29)
Omni modes:
Channel 10 only (drums) (06:49)
Channel 1 only: (07:00)
Channel 2 only: (07:10)
Volume setting (07:21)
Game recordings:
Doom II (07:48)
Duke Nukem 3D (11:38)
Privateer intro (13:25)
Privateer agricultural base (15:30)
Raptor (17:27)
Leisure Suit Larry 6 (19:02)
Descent (21:47)
Descent II (25:35)
Space Quest 5 (28:36)
Sam and Max (29:59)

The computer used is a Celeron 300 MHz, 64 MB Ram and MS-DOS 6.22. The sound card used is the Audician 32 Plus, an ISA sound card based on the Yamaha YMF718-S chip.