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You're exactly right Nick. There was obviously an amp built into the old PowerMacs. Additionally I've read that in that little pendant on the speaker cable there is a little chip that can turn the speakers on and off somehow.
Quick note. I've been using these speakers on my desk at work connected to a Mac Mini and there is plenty.of volume. I usually run them at about three to five "dots" depending on the song. I think I'm gonna get another set for my desk at home. I'll take pictures of the actual wiring this time lol.
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In Topic: Not your ordinary G5 rear I/O board... extending the zammykoo legacy!
28 November 2012 - 03:25 PM
terrorgen, on 19 October 2012 - 08:01 PM, said:
Good idea! I wonder how good the audio quality is for a USB base sound card though... For myself, I would rather plug my speakers into my motherboard built in soundcard. Also we could consider thunderbolt in the future as well.
The CM108 runs the front audio on the Mac Pros. I'm sure it sounds good enough.
