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02-04-2005, 02:27 AM
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Use of powered computer speakers
I'm a former PT4.3LE user who has returned to the fold and upgraded to Mbox. In addition to using headphones, I would like to be able to use my current set of powered computer speakers to monitor the Mbox output, and I have some questions about this possibility.
Can I use some sort of Y-cable setup so that the computer's audio output and the Mbox's monitor outputs share the same set of speakers? OR Can I just have the powered speakers hooked up to the Mbox's monitor outputs (via a y-cable to get from the 2 1/4" outputs to the mini stereo plug of the speaker set), and somehow be able to route all computer audio through it? PT6.7LE w/Mac OS X 10.3.7... Thanks in advance... Drew 
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