though I don't have the pleasure of owning a G5 I was under the
impression that it is a standard stereo line in mini phono plug
plain talk mikes are condenser (powered) microphones and their
jacks are a little longer than standard mini phono.
best use a standard dynamic mic and set your audio in to mono - or
get a USB microphone (and select USB as your audio in)
The socket doesn't seem to fit an Apple plaintalk microphone
(semi-transparent case, think it came with a G4 originally) ... is
this kind of mic just too old, or is there some special connector I
was supposed to know about?
Any advice gratefully appreciated,
Tobes.
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