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Best way to get speakers working with 2012 imac?
So I just got my 27" 2012 iMac, unplugged my Bose Companion 2's from my Mini... only to find there was no audio jack for the speakers on the back of the iMac!
Can anyone recommend a good solution?
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Um, you might want to look again.
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To the left of the SD card slot is a mini-RCA/mini-optical combo port.
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Do you think adding a DAC would enhance audio quality or is the integrated DAC of the iMac good enough?
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For the Bose Companion I'd say overkill. |
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I wouldn't buy a DAC is you aren't using a good stereo amplifier...
It's overkill for all Bose Companion models.
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Thank you. Sounds fair. I've got an Arcam delta 290 which is currently hooked up to an Airport Express for Airplay elsewhere in the house, but I don't want to hook it up to the new iMac. It'll kind of defeat the object of an AIO form factor.
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?? try plugging them in????
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If you are using the optical out on the iMac like i do it will depend on the DAC in the device you plug it into, i plug mine into an expensive Yamaha amp with has high quality dacs so there is no need for a dedicated one, if you are plugging it into a cheaper amp a dedicated DAC could improve sound markedly.
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