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From: drz@utcsri.UUCP (Jerry Zarycky)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: stereo sound
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Date: 8 Jan 88 00:20:09 GMT
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Posted: Thu Jan  7 19:20:09 1988
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First of all, this article has NOTHING to do with the virus!

Now that I've got that off my chest (and off my disks :-)), I would
like to know how many people are actually hearing the Amiga's sonic
output in stereo (where available) and not through the 1080's one speaker.

As the (soon to be) proud owner of an A2000, I have decided to pick up
a Multiscan-like monitor (e.g.) NEC Multisync.  The NEC (among others)
does not have any kind of audio output at all, so I figure that this
is a good time to spend some money and get real stereo-amplified sound
out of my Amiga.  I envision getting a small stereo amplifier (say 15 watts
RMS per channel) and some small speakers to put on either side of my
system.  (My audio system is in another room, so it isn't feasible
to use it instead.)

How many people are doing this currently?
What kind of setup do you have?
If you AREN'T using your home system, what kind of speakers and
amplifier are you using?  After all, I don't want to spend an arm
and a leg on this!  (There must be some good deals out there.)

Jerry Zarycky

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