Off Topic - stereo to PC question

At 04:22 PM 11/30/01 -0500, you wrote: Aha... I've been through that. I have 70's vintage cassette tapes that I thought I would one day own in vinyl or CD format. The rarest european works from that time have actually been reissued in CD. The american works were plainly forgotten, and I've had to go through the tape-to-soundcard (hiss)digitize process. Sigh... Get a good cassette deck; I hope that your tapes were recorded using Dolby C, or at least B. In either case, the high freq response is already lost, but during playback/recording, you might actually null out some high frq noise... now, what kind of audio outputs does your system have? line level or at least headphone level? Most sound cards accept line level audio; if your system can't output line level audio, you can build an easy T network for a headphone-to-line level conversion for each channel that will preserve as much S/N as possible.. -------------------------------------------------------------- Carlos E. Murillo-Sanchez carlos_murillo(a)nospammers.ieee.org