Not that most of you bother reading it, but here are SonicFury's detailed features and specs:

Audio Processor: High-performance Cirrus Logic Crystal 4630 SoundFusion DSP with 96 stream DirectSound / DirectSound3D acceleration and 64 voice hardware wavetable engine.

MIDI Wavetable Synthesizer: 8MB DLS synthesizer with scalable DSP/Host load sharing. Up to 64-voice hardware with up to 1024 software voice.

Effects processor: Two independent effects channels allowing individual control of effect emphasis, position (pan and fade), and input channels. Select from Reverb, Small room, Bathroom, Auditorium, Big hall, Arena, Hallway, Sewer pipe, Warble, Chorus (Heavy), Vibrato, Chorus, Flange, Spatial, Slap back echo, Medium delay, Long delay, Repeat delay and Nervous.

Audio Converters: Dual AC-97 2.1 audio codecs with hardware full-duplex for simultaneous record and playback and up to 48 kHz sample rates.18-bit A/D converters for high-resolution recording.20-bit D/A converters for high-resolution playback of up to 6 independent streams.

External connectors: 2 stereo headphone/line out jacks. Software switchable VersaJack for one of the following: PCM (48 kHz) or DVD 5.1 digital stream; line output for centre/sub 5.1 playback or additional headphones; secondary stereo line input (for quad recording). Stereo line in jack. Microphone in jack.15 pin game/midi port.

Internal connectors: CD in (for analog CD audio input)–MPC3 (Molex). Aux in –MPC3 (Molex). TAD in –MPC3 (Molex). Digital in (32,44.1 or 48 kHz) for CD audio input.

Bus architecture: 32-bit PCI 2.1 local bus. Plug and Play compliant.

High performance drivers: Microsoft Windows 95/98, DirectSound3D, A3D™1.0, EAX™ 1.0/2.0, I3DL2, Sensaura MacroFX™,  MultiDrive™and Virtual Ear™. 

Games compatibility: Supports most DOS games in Windows 95/98 (DOS box and Real Mode).