Re: sound sampling with IIgs

[allanon@u.washington.edu (Ethan Fischer)]

:> I recently acquired my first IIgs, after using the II+,IIe, and //c for
:> several years.  Can sound be sampled with my gs without the use of a
:> sound card?
:
:No.  You need at least a little analog circuitry connected to the
:audio input pin, and probably amplification/impedance balancing.  The
:smallest "card" I've seen was included with HyperStudio (from Roger
:Wagner Publishing) along with a microphone.  It wasn't a "card", as
:such - it was a small circuit board (about 1.5" square) that clamped
:into the back panel of the IIgs, with wires running to the internal
:sound connector and to the fan power connector.  They may still have
:them available, but I don't know if you can buy them without buying
:HyperStudio.

    I'm going out on a limb and saying "Wrong!".  To my knowledge, a
friend of mine hooked up his GS so he could do audio sampling with no
additional hardware aside from a microphone.  I could be wrong.  I'll
ask him and post what he did here.

    - Peter
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Peter Federighi
allanon@u.washington.edu
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