Hmm, wonder what my problem then is - I have the ball-type speakers, and sound is fine - except I don-t get a startup chime either. I wonder how I could fix that? TIA, Tobias "Luis Meleiro" <luis_meleiro at cilsp.com> wrote on 19.11.04 22:32: > Sean, > > Thanks for your input. As far as I remember I never needed to install Griffin > related software in order to use the iMic. I'm not sayin' it really doesn't > use proprietary software, but the truth is I never installed any kind of > drivers. > > I almost forgot to mention that prior to the SoundSticks II, I was a happy > user of the same device in its first version I - the USB based one (not using > the iMic gadget though). History repeated... never installed any kind of > software or drivers, but thestartup chime was there every time I booted or > rebooted the Mac. > > LM > >>>> a10t2 at mac.com - 2004/11/19 16:03 PM >>> > Quoth Luis Meleiro (luis_meleiro at cilsp.com) at 19/11/2004 04:54: > >> Setup: SoundSticks II attached to the USB cube port via iMic (mini-jack <--> >> USB). Soundcheck is OK. SoundSticks II appear as the output device through >> the >> iMic gadget in the Sound System pane. SoundSticks II also have the ability to >> control the sound in the right stick providing a touch sensitive sound >> controler. >> >> Problem: No startup chime when starting up/rebooting the Mac... Zero, Nada!! > > You won't be able to get the startup chime because the iMic drivers haven't > loaded at that point. > > Sean Terrill > a10t2 at mac.com > http://www.spiffypage.com