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Subject: Digitizing/Bose Speakers pick up sound?? (was:Re: GS Rules!! ..))
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Date: 8 May 90 05:44:39 GMT
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In article <900507.00030981.043228@UWEC.CP6> S707503@UWEC.BITNET (MARK RINECK) writes:
>Does anyone ever have fun with the Bose Speakers for the GS? They pick
>up line noise badly. Guess it's time to line your GS with tin foil! Haha.
>As for Apple, they *could* have spent the money for 3 transistors, don't
>you think?


	Well, I'm very satisfied with my Bose speakers. The only problem
is/was that lots of software doesn't TRULY turn down the volume (does to
internal speaker but not to stereo sound)... So I got a few bucks worth
of parts at Radio Shaft and now have a volume control. It's just a potentio-
meter, basically, and connections to the stereo plugs. Really simple.


	A different problem I have though is with digitizing. I can't
seem to digitize with my MDIdeas card and not get virtually ALL noise.
You can tell what you've recorded but 90% of it is noise. Any ideas from
anyone?

	The disk I got with the digitizer had an I/O error on the boot
track and I couldn't even copy stuff off of it (if I don't have my 
technical facts right, it's just a fact that I can't boot it and can't run
anything from the Finder and can't copy things off)...  So I got a different
version from someone I know but it conflicts with what the manual I got
with mine said.. So I have been just fiddling around with the program.. 
Nothing's helped though.

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