"NICK MEALE" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello!!
> I want an all in one computer and unless I spend over a thousand dollars I
> can' get one with a line input...I have really spent alot of time
> searching this out..
> I have gotten lots of help about using a pot to the mic input to enable
> balance of impedance between the line input and the mic input for proper
> musical sound..But experience tells me the mic is mono sound normally and
> I want stereo tracks...Another way I understand is to use the USB method
> but I don't that will give me stereo tracks either..My new computer when I
> buy will have Windows 7,Home Premium 64..Thanks,Nick
>
You have 2 choices :
1) use the onboard sound
2) get one with a separate sound card.
BOTH will have a line input.
You seem obsessed with this pot idea. Its not necessary. And a PC will not
cost over a thousand dollars. Go to a PC shop, do some research there. Ask
questions.
Or, buy a good standard PC, buy a Soundblaster card (they are cheap) making
sure there is what you need in connectivity, fire it up, go into the bios
and turn off the on-board sound, then install your SB drivers.
Forget this pot idea.
A USB soundcard will give you stereo input, via the line in.
You seem reluctant to do any searching, so see this :
http://us.store.creative.com/categor...nd-Blaster.htm
If you're not in the US, change the region at the top of the page.
One step further :
http://us.store.creative.com/PCI-Exp...B001E25KDK.htm
Cheers,
Jerry
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