Christopher Icha wrote: > I guess it could be a busted plug socket then. > > > On Nov 05, 2008, at 08:49 pm, Doug Burton wrote: > > >> The circuitry is nothing more than the jack that you put the plug >> into. When nothing is plugged in the internal speaker is wired into >> the audio out. As soon as you put a plug into the jack, the audio is >> then routed to that plug. It's pretty simple really. >> If you want to be able to disable from outside the case splice in a micrco/mini switch and route wire through hole in bottom of case. Tape terminals on switch and push under tower when not needed.
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