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From: 6600arac@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Lone Wolf)
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Subject: Re: Soundblaster Info Needed
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Date: 26 May 91 04:05:15 GMT
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In article <1991May25.173755.12515@hellgate.utah.edu> u-mwong%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Michael Wong) writes:


>   I'm interested in getting a Soundblaster card, but I first want to
>know if it allows you to adjust the volume output.  If it does, I'll
>be planning on some descent speakers for the output; otherwise, I'll have
>to find some amplified speakers with a volume switch.


SoundBlaster comes with a 4amp amplifier.  On the card is a volume control,
so you don't need all that stuff.

>   Also, how does it allow me to wire the speakers?  Do I need to get a
>cable that has on one end RCA jacks and the other end the correct positive
>and negative wires?  I'd appreciate any info on the Soundblaster...

The SB card is ready to go.  You can just plug it in and go.  It comes with
a cable to hook it up to your stereo if you want.  It's got an RCA jack,
a mike jack, an amp, and a joystick port.


>-Mike
>----------
>Michael Wong 
>u-mwong@peruvian.utah.edu
>University of Utah


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