My father told me very exited "I went to a friend's house and he was playing Prince of Persia, you can listen the footsteps "ton ton ton"."
I found a picture of the package: http://blog.hmvh.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/moby_SB16box...
"Coincidentally" enough shortly afterwards we had a SB16 of our very own. ;)
There was one particular demon that you would hear half whispering in the distance. As soon as you heard that sound you knew that one of those demons was lurking around somewhere but you didn't know where, so you would start lookng frantically round, waiting for it to burst screaming out of the shadows and attack you.
To this day I have never played another game that evoked such a sense of tension and dread as that sinister whispering.
Anyway, the SB 16 worked fine in Windows 3.1 and in Linux (Slackware, with kernel 1.1.59), but it didn't work properly in DOS for some reason.
I looked online and found that others with the same chipset had the same problem, and no one had found a solution.
So the only way to play Doom with sound on that computer, was to run the Linux version.