Best soundcard to get for under 100 dolla

can someone tell me what is the best soundcard to get for no more than 00 dollars?. Thank you very much.

bboyflames wrote:
can someone tell me what is the best soundcard to get for no more than 00 dollars?. Thank you very much.
Depends on what are you goin' to do w/ that card.
Could you list some requirements too?
jutapa

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