looking at my sony cdu33a-01   ...   it does indeed have a somewhat
different cable!  that's because it runs on a "sort of " scsi interface.
The sound cards it interfaces with have NOT the newer IDE but a single line
scsi  with special drivers.  Mine interfaces to the (Media Vision) Pro Audio
Spectrum card (which IS still in my computer).  Some of the media vision
stuff had an adaptor (extra$ $) that gave a full scsi interface. I don't
know what you do have, but if you can find a surplus PAS 16 sound card... it
is(was) listed as supported.
brian  :)   ;)
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At 10:30 AM 4/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
>On Apr 11, Robert Glover wrote:
>> Yes, try the sound card.  That's where my CDU31A used to connect.  Also, if
>> I understand correctly, you have a sound card *AND* a CDROM controller
>> card.  My guess is that (due to resource conflicts) you'll have to remove
>> either the the small, CDROM controller card or the sound card to make the
>> CDROM work.  If it were me, I'd keep the sound card.
>> 
>> And remember: Pin 1 goes on the red-striped side of the ribbon cable.
>
>This would be my preference, too.  However, the cable that is on the CD-ROM
>drive has a different end for the interface card than the one needed by the
>sound card.  Not a big deal, I first thought, but with a ribbon cable, both
>end connectors are the same.  That means that the connector for on the drive
>must be different than the connector on the card...
>
>I'm not enough of a PC-guts-guy to know what the implications of this are...
>
>-Michael
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