Enhance your laptop audio experience with Creative Labs PCMCIA Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Notebook (70SB053000012) Review

I have a laptop with an original sound card, the mainboard is defective. PCMCIA and the Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS is a suitable and more powerful alternative to replacing the entire motherboard to solve a sound problem. I am satisfied with this less expensive solution to the problem. Thanks and regards, Gustavo.

I used an old laptop as a player for my collection of CDs that were backed up to an external hard drive (using Monkey's lossless audio compression). I have my laptop connected to an HT receiver via the headphone jack. The noise level was low (it was necessary to turn up the volume on the receiver compared to other sources), and the quality was okay. The card was easy to install and I tested it first with an analogue connection to output stereo to the receiver. In every case there was an…

This card will unlock your musical potential exponentially. it adds bass to speakers and headphones, making them louder and clearer. A great feature is that if you have this baby plugged in and have "Play from Computer Speakers" turned off, if you accidentally pull the headphone jack out of the hole, you won't be able to play music through the built-in laptop using the cheap speakers. and feeling embarrassed in a quiet library and looking weird because of your loud gangsta rap, after which you…

My Compaq V2000 onboard audio has been disabled. I was looking for PCMCIA sound cards when I saw that this 3 year old laptop motherboard replacement would cost over $400. I read some good reviews on this card and Revain had the best price so I went with it. It works fantastic. The sound quality is on a completely different level than the built-in sound chips. With a good pair of headphones, you'll hear things you didn't even know existed, especially bass and treble. I've also tried it with my…