Amiga Hardware DatabaseManufacturer “Sunrize Industries”
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Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1991 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000 | Interface Zorro II | Autoconfig ID 2127 / 1 |
- Analog Devices 2105 DSP - 10 MIPS, 100 ns instruction execution time
- 12 bit playback and direct to hard disk recording
- up to four audio channels
- 1 track at 44 kHz with 68000
- 4 tracks at 44 kHz with 68030
- full duplex
- mono sampling rates 7 - 82 kHz
- frequency response 20 Hz - 20 kHz (-3 dB)
- typical S/N ratio 70 dB
- two eight order anti-aliasing filters
- stores samples in 16 bit format for compatibility with AD516
- mono RCA jacks for unbalanced line level audio input and output
- 100 input digital gain levels
- LTC SMPTE time code reader (24, 25, 29.97, 30 fps, drop and non-drop)
- SMPTE input (RCA)
- 64 kB fast static RAM, expandable to 256 kB
- 8 kB ROM
- with Studio 16 v2 or later multiple AD516 cards are supported in one Amiga
- digital I/O option was planned and advertised (DD524) but never realized
front side
back side
- Studio16-205-1.dms
Studio 16 v2.05, disk 1
289 kB - Studio16-205-2.dms
Studio 16 v2.05, disk 2
256 kB - Studio16-208-1.dms
Studio 16 v2.08, disk 1
305 kB - Studio16-208-2.dms
Studio 16 v2.08, disk 2
349 kB - Studio16-300a-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.00a, disk 1
406 kB - Studio16-300a-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.00a, disk 2
479 kB - Studio16-300b-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.00b, disk 1
405 kB - Studio16-300b-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.00b, disk 2
421 kB - Studio16-301-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.01, disk 1
412 kB - Studio16-301-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.01, disk 2
425 kB
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1991-10
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1991-12
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1991-05
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1991-12
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1992-08
Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1992 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000 | Interface Zorro II | Autoconfig ID 2127 / 2 |
- Analog Devices 2105 DSP (10 MIPS, 100 ns instruction execution time)
- 16 bit multitrack direct to disk recording
- 5 tracks at 44 kHz with 68000
- 8 tracks at 44 kHz with 68030
- dual 16 bit delta-sigma A/D and D/A converters with digital anti-aliasing filters
- 64x oversampling
- full duplex
- fourteen sampling rates, 5.5 - 48 kHz
- frequency response 15 Hz - 22 kHz (-3 dB)
- typical S/N ratio 87 dB
- MIDI control and autosync via Bars & Pipes
- no MIDI clock support
- the pan and volume of each track is independently adjustable and MIDI controllable
- stereo RCA jacks for unbalanced line level (2 V RMS) audio input and output
- 16 input digital gain levels
- LTC SMPTE reading (24, 25, 29.97, 30 fps, drop and non-drop)
- SMPTE input (RCA)
- 256 kB static RAM
- 8 kB ROM
- with Studio 16 v2 or later multiple AD516 cards are supported in one Amiga
- digital I/O option was planned and advertised (DD524) but never realized
- AHI driver
front side
back side
front side
front side
- Studio16-205-1.dms
Studio 16 v2.05, disk 1
289 kB - Studio16-205-2.dms
Studio 16 v2.05, disk 2
256 kB - Studio16-208-1.dms
Studio 16 v2.08, disk 1
305 kB - Studio16-208-2.dms
Studio 16 v2.08, disk 2
349 kB - Studio16-300a-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.00a, disk 1
406 kB - Studio16-300a-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.00a, disk 2
479 kB - Studio16-300b-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.00b, disk 1
405 kB - Studio16-300b-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.00b, disk 2
421 kB - Studio16-301-1.dms
Studio 16 v3.01, disk 1
412 kB - Studio16-301-2.dms
Studio 16 v3.01, disk 2
425 kB - SMPTEOut-301.dms
SMPTE Out v3.01
140 kB - AD516-AHI.lha
Aminet
AHI driver
12 kB
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1993-06
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1991-05
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1991-12
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1992-11
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1993-07
Manufacturer MicroSearch / SunRize, USA | Date 1989 | Amiga any Amiga |
- colour splitter
- allows grabbing of colour images with monochrome digitisers
- manual or automatic operation
- splits colours automatically for Perfect Vision and DigiView
- composite input with loop (2× RCA)
- hue and saturation adjustment knobs
- external power supply
Exterior, front side
Exterior, rear side
Case opened, top side
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1989-08
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Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1993 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000 | Interface Zorro II | Autoconfig ID 2127 / 3 |
- digital I/O interface for the AD516 and AD1012
- allows transferring data directly to Digital Audio Tape and importing from CD or DAT without quality loss
- S/PDIF (RCA) connectors
- optional AES/EBU (XLR) connectors
- 16 or 24 bit sampling resolution
- 48 or 44.1 kHz sampling rates
- supported by Studio 16
- hard disk backup software
- the card was never released
Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1986,1987,1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface parallel port |
- small external sound sampler
- stereo sampling in 8 bit
- two RCA ports for plugging in a line level sound source
- sound editing and playback through the included software
- software revisions below v3.11 do not work with 020 and 030 processors
- hardware and software was developed by Anthony J. Wood
- Perfect Sound I
- white metal chassis
- volume knob on the back of the case
- only for A1000 (does not work on other Amigas even with a gender changer)
- Perfect Sound II
- white metal chassis
- plugs to standard parallel port
- higher sampling rate and onboard sample-and-hold circuitry (AD7575)
- Perfect Sound III
- up to 40 kHz sampling rate in mono
- black plastic chassis with different design
- features an additional microphone input (3.5 mm jack) with preamplifier
- no volume knob - the volume is controlled by software, thus ruling out third party software which does not support this
Perfect Sound II, front side
Perfect Sound II, rear side
Perfect Sound II, right side
Perfect Sound II, left side
Perfect Sound board, front side
- PerfectSound-311.dms
install disk v3.11
406 kB - PerfectSound-30.dms
install disk v3.0
420 kB
Advert (DE)
1991-10
Advert (DE)
1991-12
Advert (DE)
1990-11
Advert (US)
1987-01
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1989-01
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1989-12
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1990-08
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1991-05
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1991-12
Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface parallel port |
- framegrabber
- grabs 320×200 or 320×400 images with 16 gray scales
- grabs the entire image in one video frame time (1/60th seconds non-interlaced, 1/30th seconds interlaced) so it can digitize a moving source without smearing
- stores the frame in its own 64 kB memory
- it takes about half a second to send the image to the Amiga through the parallel port
- can grab colour images with a colour wheel or the Sunrize Color Splitter
- saves images with 16 gray shades, 32 or 4096 (HAM) colours
- produces lower quality colour images than DigiView
- composite video input (RCA connector)
- brightness and contrast knobs
- external power supply
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1987-12
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1988-08
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1988-12
Manufacturer Sunrize Industries, USA | Date 1994 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000 | Interface floppy port |
- audio mixer
- synchronises Video Toaster with audio and can be used as a traditional audio mixer
- external unit, connects to the external floppy port
- four stereo inputs
- one stereo output
- auto detects balanced (+4) and unbalanced (-10 or line level) signals
- 1/4" Phone jacks for inputs and outputs - equipments providing balanced signal through 3 pin XLR connectors require an XLR to stereo phone adapter
- audio sources for the SoundSwitch and video sources for the Toaster have to be matched (e.g. if a VTR video output is connected to Toaster's video input #2 then the VTR audio output should be connected to input #2 on the SoundSwitch)
- PIC microprocessor handles volume control
- >95 dB dynamic range