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Anybody have an LCIII?
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It was a separate cable/adaptor that came with it. Not rca inputs on the back...you don't have this either?
Because i'm trying to figure out WHY i have this. I know it came with the computer.
Oh and as a side note, any vintage games you know of worth downloading?
Because i'm trying to figure out WHY i have this. I know it came with the computer.
Oh and as a side note, any vintage games you know of worth downloading?
applemacdude
macrumors 68040
Yep, I've got one of those somewhere, too. It either came with an LC (original) or a Centris 610, but I can't remember which.
In any case, it's like Nermal said--an adapter that lets you hook standard RCA (red/white) stereo inputs to the headphone jack on your Mac. Apple hasn't made one for a long time, but you can buy one from Radio Shack or any other consumer electronics outlet for a few bucks.
Actually, its possible it was an adapter for the audio input (stereo line-in to Mac mic jack), in which case it might have some sort of internal resistance.
It's one or the other, though.
In any case, it's like Nermal said--an adapter that lets you hook standard RCA (red/white) stereo inputs to the headphone jack on your Mac. Apple hasn't made one for a long time, but you can buy one from Radio Shack or any other consumer electronics outlet for a few bucks.
Actually, its possible it was an adapter for the audio input (stereo line-in to Mac mic jack), in which case it might have some sort of internal resistance.
It's one or the other, though.
Ok, I found a reference to the thing on another Mac site; it looks like it is to send a stereo RCA input signal to the monaural microphone jack on the Mac:
http://www.erf.net/~brd/mac/6100faq.html#rcaadapter
Apparently designed for LC-era computers, so it might have come with an LCIII.
http://www.erf.net/~brd/mac/6100faq.html#rcaadapter
Apparently designed for LC-era computers, so it might have come with an LCIII.
rainman::|:|
macrumors 603
how sure are you that this came with the computer, originally? since it's about a $7 cable at radio shack, my guess is that someone just picked it up along the way, or already had it, and stuck it in the box. unless you yourself bought the LCIII from Apple in like 1993 (or whenever) and either have a photographic memory or detailed catalogue of what came in the box... i'd say it's not original to the machine.
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