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Hoyt

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2. You can do it using what lapfog suggests. My experience is that unless the recording is properly

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Sun Jun 14, 2020, 12:37 PM

Jun 2020

mixed for larger home stereo speakers, it won't sound as good as on smaller computer speakers or headphones. But you won't know until you try it and have played around with the equalization.

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A non-computer question from the lady who didn't know what an AC Adapter was... [View all] LAS14 Jun 2020 OP

try this lapfog_1 Jun 2020 #1

"Select source?" LAS14 Jun 2020 #3

in the picture you posted lapfog_1 Jun 2020 #6

Thanks. I think I can find the "source" on the front, now.. LAS14 Jun 2020 #7

Thanks for doing the Amazon lookup for me!!! nt LAS14 Jun 2020 #5

The cord arrived yesterday and... LAS14 Jun 2020 #10

no problem... glad to help! - n/t lapfog_1 Jun 2020 #11

You can do it using what lapfog suggests. My experience is that unless the recording is properly Hoyt Jun 2020 #2

Interesting. Thanks for the tip. How do I... LAS14 Jun 2020 #4

equalization CloudWatcher Jun 2020 #8

Thank you!! LAS14 Jun 2020 #9