Re: Sharing speakers between IIgs and CD-ROM?

[treiter@comet.net (Toby Reiter)]

In article <pschultz-0103961427090001@141.211.7.161>,
pschultz@med.wayne.edu (Paul Schultz) wrote:

>In article <23FEB199621204143@vax2.concordia.ca>,
>spector@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector) wrote:
>>         At present my IIgs system has a MDIdeas SuperSonic stereo
>> card, connected to it are a pair of Bose Roommate stereo speakers. 
>> They of course are connected directly to the card (within the GS's 
>> case) via a 1/8" phono plug. Now within a few weeks, I expect to
>> receive an external CD-ROM drive which can play audio CDs through
>> computer control. The CD has a pair of RCA (left/right) audio 
>> outputs. My question is, what is the most simple way to connect 
>> _both_ the CD-ROM and Apple IIgs to my speakers?

>This isn't really what you probably want to hear but I think that one
>of the recent Speaker offerrings from Apple has inputs for both the 
>computer and a CD-ROM. Basically, it has the mixer built-in. I can't
>remember the name of the product though.
The product you are talking about are Apple's Apple Design Speakers, which
seel for $89 for wimpy and about $140 for non wimpy.  I would look into
another set of speakers with connections to both soundcard and cd-rom, as
these speakers seem prohibitively expensive.

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