Alan, what MBP do you own?
I have a 2010 15 MBP, and it has separate stereo input and output
jacks. I am able to input anything the K3 spits out with nothing more
than a regular stereo cable.
73,
James K2QI
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 9:27 PM, Alan D. Wilcox
a...@wilcoxengineering.com wrote:
Just about any old USB soundcard will work with a MacBook Pro - I use an old
Creative USB Soundblaster that I picked up second hand. Noting that you can
plug in an iPhone headset, I did experiment using an iPod Classic 4 pin 3.5mm
to 3 x phono connectors but decided it was too work to sort out
On Dec 10, 2010, at 12/1011:32 AM, Paul Wilton wrote:
Just about any old USB soundcard will work with a MacBook Pro - I
use an old Creative USB Soundblaster that I picked up second hand.
Noting that you can plug in an iPhone headset, I did experiment
using an iPod Classic 4 pin
Thanks for all the replies!
To answer questions: The MacBook Pro is the 13 with the faster cpu and
larger drive. New production, just got it several weeks ago. There is
only ONE audio connection: the required 1/8 plug is same as regular
stereo plug but has tip and TWO rings.
I cobbled up a
Hello,
The MacBook Pro has a single 1/8 audio connection for both mic in and
external-speaker output. Unfortunately, that disables the internal
speakers, preventing their use for monitoring. Also, the single
special plug needs a homebrew Y-cable to get the input and output on
separate
Alan,
What flavor of MBP do you have that has only a single audio connection?
Rick
K6LE
On 12/9/2010, at 6:27 , Alan D. Wilcox wrote:
Hello,
The MacBook Pro has a single 1/8 audio connection for both mic in and
external-speaker output. Unfortunately, that disables the internal speakers,
Alan
I know it further complicates things, but what about a iMic USB outboard
soundcard?
73 Stephen G4SJP
On 10/12/2010 02:27, Alan D. Wilcox a...@wilcoxengineering.com wrote:
Hello,
The MacBook Pro has a single 1/8 audio connection for both mic in and
external-speaker output.
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