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Audio fans are especially lucky.
Windows 95 and 98 are rich with features that programmers can use to turn a modern PC into a hi-fi control center as advanced as any stereo receiver you can buy for your living room. PCs often come with basic hi-fi control centers, but you can find fancier ones that you can download from a Internet site. The old-fashioned kind of audio control center the one that sits on a shelf and has wires plugged into the back of it provides bass, treble and volume controls, as well as knobs for adjusting a lot of other things that make the sound better. A good audio control center also integrates all the sources of sound, so you can adjust everything from one panel. The best control centers for PCs running Windows 95 and 98 look just like the old kind, with sliders and dials and readouts.