Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

iMic is supported by the standard "USB Audio Device" driver on Windows, iOS and LINUX. 73, ... Joe, W4TV On 8/14/2017 9:22 AM, Ross Primrose wrote: I've had great luck with the iMic on windows 7 & 8.1, never tired 10. Also works great with every version of Linux I've tried. 73, Ross

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

I've had great luck with the iMic on windows 7 & 8.1, never tired 10. Also works great with every version of Linux I've tried. 73, Ross N4RP On 8/13/2017 1:12 AM, wb6r...@mac.com wrote: Griffin advertises PC compatibility but I've no experience with an iMic and a PC but I wouldn't hesitate

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

On 8/12/2017 10:12 PM, wb6r...@mac.com wrote: > Griffin advertises PC compatibility but I've no experience with an > iMic and a PC but I wouldn't hesitate to try it. Been using that arrangement for many years (with my K2, of course) with excellent results. Just needed a simple mono/stereo

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

I've used a Griffin iMic "sound card" for years on Macs, iMacs and Mac laptops. iMic | The original USB audio adapter by Griffin Technology No drivers necessary. Stereo L/R channels for dual RX audio decoding. It works with the Mac digi mode program

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Specs say Audio 1.0 so I wonder if it works with the generic USB driver? MF has a 30 day no questions return policy. So, you could send it back if it's not supported. 73, Josh W6XU Sent from my mobile device > On Aug 12, 2017, at 6:28 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote: > > Note

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Good catch, Lyle! 73, Jim K9YC On 8/12/2017 6:28 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote: Note that Mackie claims driver support for this product only through Win 7 (Win 8 is specifically not supported which may imply Win 10 isn't, either), and MacOS through 10.10 (Yosemite) -- later MacOS releases are

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Note that Mackie claims driver support for this product only through Win 7 (Win 8 is specifically not supported which may imply Win 10 isn't, either), and MacOS through 10.10 (Yosemite) -- later MacOS releases are specifically not supported. Which doesn't mean it won't work, but this is from

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

That is PRECISELY the unit I am using with my custom condenser mic Absolutely LOVE it... Best value in prosumer audio bar none, IMHO. Think I paid $99 regular price... $69 is a steal... great value at full price. __ Clay Autery, KY5G MONTAC Enterprises (318) 518-1389

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Hi Josh and Jim this is a recording interface?, so may it be used for example for WRTC recording and for referee listening to both radios as required in the rules? 73, Jorge Libre de virus.

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Hi Josh, Yes, this is a super deal. Mackie is a good audio company. I've used and specified their products for years. I've been out of the biz for long enough that I didn't know about this one. 73, Jim K9YC On 8/12/2017 2:23 PM, Josh wrote: Completely agree re ext USB audio. No specific

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Completely agree re ext USB audio. No specific endorsement of this model, just an example that there are many high quality (I'd call this "prosumer") USB interfaces for remarkably low prices. Mackie is a well respected pro audio company & this interface on sale $69. Might have to get or make

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

TRRS is the four-contact plug, named for tip/ring/ring/sleeve. OMTP and CTIA are ways to wire that plug for audio. Thanks for the info, I didn’t know about the wiring differences. This page does a good job of explaining them.

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Thanks Peter to point that Mine in not a Mac, so this one that is OMTP will work, I hope :-) thanks! Jorge Libre de virus. www.avast.com

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FWIW ... I do a lot of JT65/JT9/FT8 digital, and I would definitely suggest getting an external USB soundcard for such work. 1. It eliminates the probably of transmitting any OS sounds/beeps/alarms along with your digital audio. 2. Provides good isolation capabilities 3. While I'm assuming

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I read the Q about this -- it turns out there are several different standards which look the same externally. This one is OMTP; for a Mac, you need CTIA. They differ in the mic and ground connection. There is also TRRS. I don't know what that one is. So don't just buy one of these adapters

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

thanks Mike and Don for the help! Will be good to have this adapter also 73, Jorge 2017-08-12 11:29 GMT-03:00 Mike Furrey : > Yes, that is the one I have. There are probably less expensive ones I > could have ordered but I needed it "NOW" and bought it off the shelf. It >

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Yes, that is the one I have. There are probably less expensive ones I could have ordered but I needed it "NOW" and bought it off the shelf. It works well for me with a new laptop and Windows 10 (Ugh). Mike On Saturday, August 12, 2017 9:07 AM, Jorge Diez - CX6VM

Re: [Elecraft] line IN and OUT on new computer

Hi Jorge,The "Y"connector will not work, There is a very specific connector with three rings and a tip needed for that single new style jack on the laptops because that jack incorporates both a mono input for the mic and a stereo output for the headphones. A very specific connector I found that

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Jorge, With an adapter, it makes little difference. But consider an external USB soundcard for your digital modes. They can be purchased inexpensively, and as long as you set the internal soundcard to be default, you do not have to worry about transmitting the sounds produced by the operating