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From: 8247rz21@sjuvax.UUCP (zinnato)
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Subject: Re. sound for monitor
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Date: Sun, 5-May-85 18:45:22 EDT
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Posted: Sun May  5 18:45:22 1985
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Responding to the person who had bought a monitor without a speaker,
(or anyone else who may be in the same predicament)....

There are a few things you can do.
Radio Shack sells a small amplified speaker (approx 10in by 10in) that
plugs right into the audio output.
The price of this I think was approx $20.
On the cheaper sided (for those who want sound but not excellent quality
 I suggest just hooking the output to a regular 8 ohm speaker. If you
don't have the appropriate plugs, Radio Shack sells these very cheap.
like I said the sound quality is about as good as a TV speaker but the
only difference is that you cannot adjust the volume. Those who are
experienced at fiddling with electronics could probably fix this.

I hope I was of some help to someone out there.

                             Ron Zinnato