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Title: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Magicslots on November 18, 2010, 06:53:57 PM
I have a DSV 00026 coming, and was curious if I could swap it out for the dedicated DSV00051
thats in my BTP RWB.  I realize the "spoken (Big times pay bonus etc.) wouldnt be there, but I have grown to detest
legacy spin sounds...
Will it affect game play or bonus credits?   Or just lock up the whole thing with error msgs etc???  :103-


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: stayouttadabunker on November 18, 2010, 10:22:26 PM
Swapping a DSVxxxx with another DSVxxxx sometimes gives you
 a message on the VFD that says something to the effect of:

"You have the wrong card in the machine dummy!"

It's no problem and does no damage or anything.
I swap sound SIMMs all the time to see if I can find a nugget.

SIMM cards have as much effect on game play and bonus credits as
how much money I may have in my wallet....none.  :96-


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Magicslots on November 18, 2010, 10:59:37 PM
As long as it wont screw things up...I cant help tinkering around with the idea   :299-   :190-


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Magicslots on November 19, 2010, 12:16:17 AM
 :7-   :7-   :7-   :7-

Well...scratch that idea...DSV 00026 shows to be incompatible device...guess I am stuck with lame ass Legacy reel sounds     :101-


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Yoeddy1 on November 19, 2010, 12:31:02 AM
I threw a dsv00042 in it and the only custom sounds that the game pulled off of the SIMM was the rollup sounds.  Other than that, it was a waste.  Btp's love their dsv00051's.


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Magicslots on November 19, 2010, 12:37:36 AM
 :12- Yup...I fail to understand why IGT kept using those legacy sounds..they really suck! :37-


By the way Jason...after hundreds of spins, I have had only two really nice hits, one was for $1600.00 @ 2.00 a credit..but...
I have still not had a single "double" bonus hit on anything...quite a change from all the action I had on the Super Spin 7's   :129-


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Buzz on November 19, 2010, 02:09:21 AM
:12- Yup...I fail to understand why IGT kept using those legacy sounds..they really suck! :37-


By the way Jason...after hundreds of spins, I have had only two really nice hits, one was for $1600.00 @ 2.00 a credit..but...
I have still not had a single "double" bonus hit on anything...quite a change from all the action I had on the Super Spin 7's   :129-

Why do youThink their called No Times Pay ????????????   


Title: Re: Any harm in using a Generic Sound card on a dedicated Game?
Post by: Yoeddy1 on November 19, 2010, 02:33:40 AM
I had a few biggies...I wanted to hear "With two big times pay symbos, it's a BIG 100 times pay!!!"  It'll happen!