As I said, I've been using the snot out of the site; on my II+ I have to use the slower-speed .WAVs but as long as I use those and have the volume set right everything's golden.
Re: usable 5.25 floppy disks, remember, on an Apple II you can punch/cut/gnaw/whatever a second write protect notch on the disk, which will let you flip it over and use the back. (The Disk II doesn't use the index hole near the disk hub so just cutting the WP notch is all it takes. Same trick won't work on, say, a Kaypro with single-sided drives.)
Re: usable 5.25 floppy disks, remember, on an Apple II you can punch/cut/gnaw/whatever a second write protect notch on the disk, which will let you flip it over and use the back. (The Disk II doesn't use the index hole near the disk hub so just cutting the WP notch is all it takes. Same trick won't work on, say, a Kaypro with single-sided drives.)