[iTunes] Re: Audio booster

[k s d]

At Sam's Club I got Altec Lansing speakersfor $39.95 that have L&R speakers, 
  L&R Satelites and
a Powered Subwoofer and can crank out enough noise to really upset the 
neighbors. It sounds
excellent and I cannot complain one bit. Sometimes the downstairs neighbors 
like to have their
stereo loud (and I've asked numerous times for them to keep it down) and it 
usually doesn't
bother too mush but if I'm trying to to html coding I really can't 
concentrate on my work. I then
startup a game of Quake and it doesn't take long for them to turn it down. 
The speakers are
very loud. They probably think I'm crazy.
Oh well... I just did a quick search didn't find any really good deals. Keep 
your eyes open for a
speaker set with a Powered Subwoofer and you'll probably good to go.
-kevin



>From: John in San Diego <johnsandiego at mac.com>
>Reply-To: "iTunesList" <iTunes at lists.themacintoshguy.com>
>To: "iTunesList" <iTunes at lists.themacintoshguy.com>
>Subject: [iTunes] Re: Audio booster
>Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2004 17:23:34 -0800
>
>I routinely run iTunes into one of the Line-In inputs on my home 
>entertainment system. I suspect you can plug the audio out from the G4 into 
>any line-in connection on any audio equipment that has such a jack.
>
>John in san Diego
>*********************************************************************
>On Jan 7, 2004, at 4:25 PM, Marc Friedland wrote:
>
>>Hi listmates-
>>
>>Would anyone know of a way to boost or amplify the output of itunes coming
>>from a G4 tower output jack? We use itunes for our music on hold at our
>>company, however the output strength is fairly weak.
>>
>>A colleague mentioned Radio Shack may have something, but haven't been 
>>able
>>to locate such a device.
>>
>>Any insight or help would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>Marc
>>
>>

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