Star Tech Journal
Issue: 1994-June - Vol 16 Issue 4 - Page 18
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JOURNAL
June 1994
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I've a question about the Capcom Qsound sys-
tem. I've purchased a Dungeons & Dragons and
now I want to put it into an old cabinet, but I also
want to make it stereo.
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mail or fax it to S* TJfor reprints of those articles
you might be missing. What could be easier!
In the six-page manual furnished with the kit I've
read that Qsound is available with "Capcom
Qsound cabinet only"! What does this mean?
Can I connect two speakers to the two "audio out"
connectors placed to the right of the "option" con-
nector and set the system configuration to "ste-
reo Qsound"? Why does it say "Capcom Qsound
cabinet only"? Is there an extra Pcb or chip or
something in this cabinet? And finally, what
speaker configuration can I use for this set-up?
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Atlanta, Georgia
Capcom's Qsound system follows the standard
Qsound process: It's an effect added to a standard
stereo audio signal. No external decoding is re-
quired. All Capcom's Qsound amp system is ... is
a stereo amplifier. I suppose you could wire up an
old Midway dual channel amp or something simi-
lar and place two speakers in the cabinet in a man-
ner which gives fairly decent stereo separation.
This is all that's required.
NOTE
The L/R audio out plugs on the Capcom box are
line level audio outputs ... these are provided for
external amplifiers such as Capcom's board, a
large screen TTv' or some other similar device.
They are not speaker connections.
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JOURNAL
June 1994
STAR*TECH Journal's
CAPCOM QsoUND
Article Index Database
STEREO SYSTEM
Now, You Don't Have To
Thumb Through That
Worn, Torn, Dog-eared
Set of Indexes Anymore!
Paolo Venturi
Dondolino
Cento, Italy
Just by pressing a few keys you can access
S*TJs complete database of information by
manufacturer, model or type. This is a very
user-friendly program with a pop-up window
system for ease of use & on-line help screens.
QUESTION
I've a question about the Capcom Qsound sys-
tem. I've purchased a Dungeons & Dragons and
now I want to put it into an old cabinet, but I also
want to make it stereo.
Designed for Coin-op SeNice Managers, Field
Techs, Shop Techs or anyone who needs to
find game service information fast! Use the
Multi Search Locator function to find what you
need, print the list or print a query form and
mail or fax it to S* TJfor reprints of those articles
you might be missing. What could be easier!
In the six-page manual furnished with the kit I've
read that Qsound is available with "Capcom
Qsound cabinet only"! What does this mean?
Can I connect two speakers to the two "audio out"
connectors placed to the right of the "option" con-
nector and set the system configuration to "ste-
reo Qsound"? Why does it say "Capcom Qsound
cabinet only"? Is there an extra Pcb or chip or
something in this cabinet? And finally, what
speaker configuration can I use for this set-up?
Every article ever published by STAR*TECH
Journal is indexed in this self-loading data-
base, from the first issue in Volume One
(Mar79) to the current volume. Updates every
12 months with the first one free when you
return your registration card. Act now! $69. 95.
ANSWER
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Please send_ disks@ $69.95 (+ 4.50 s/h)
Name:_____________
Company:____________
Address:_____________
City, State, Z i p : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Q & A
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I
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I
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l r - - - - - - - - - - - 7 1
I I specify: o 5-714· (3601<) or D 3-1/2" (7201<) Disk I 1
I
.
I
I System Requirements: IBM and compatible com-1
I puters. minimum 384K memory. Dos 3.0 or above. I
I MGA, CGA, EGA or VGA graphic video system. I
t===~~~~
Jonathan Deitch
Namco Cyberstation
Atlanta, Georgia
Capcom's Qsound system follows the standard
Qsound process: It's an effect added to a standard
stereo audio signal. No external decoding is re-
quired. All Capcom's Qsound amp system is ... is
a stereo amplifier. I suppose you could wire up an
old Midway dual channel amp or something simi-
lar and place two speakers in the cabinet in a man-
ner which gives fairly decent stereo separation.
This is all that's required.
NOTE
The L/R audio out plugs on the Capcom box are
line level audio outputs ... these are provided for
external amplifiers such as Capcom's board, a
large screen TTv' or some other similar device.
They are not speaker connections.
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