I'm not quite sure this would fit into the 'Pro-Audio Discussion' sub-board,
My dad had a Roland MT-32 in the late 80s - I'm pretty sure he bought one so after they came out. I heard they were released in 1987, which sounds about right. He bought it mainly for use with his synthesizer, for music, but we found it also had support as a sound device for many MS-DOS games. It seems
I bought a used one of my own in 2004 from eBay, and later resold it. But n I'm thinking of buying one again.. I currently have a Roland Juno-G synthes hose too, and it was a cool synth). I'd probably use the MT-32 mostly for m also had a headphone jack in addition to the 2 separate audio output jacks.
Nightfox
If you are looking for a newer model, you might consider the soundcanvas series, like the SC-88. I think they do MT-32 emulation, but you'd have to read up on that.
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