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I'm stuck with a laptop that has no line-in jacks and supports only the
stupid PC
microphones. I would like to get some sort of USB device so that I
could record
regular line-out signals from my receiver. It would be great if the
device also had
dual microphone inputs compatible with an Audio-Technica AT9100 (this
is a
60-ohm dynamic microphone designed for vocal or instrumental recording
for
consumer use; it was originally designed for use with home tape
recorders).

Any suggestions for something reasonably priced?
(And I'd be thrilled if whatever worked with Linux.)


Norman Ramsey

P.S. Let me know if I should be asking here or on rec.audio.pro

[Neil Green]

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I'm stuck with a laptop that has no line-in jacks
and supports only the
stupid PC
microphones. I would like to get some sort of USB
device so that I
could record
regular line-out signals from my receiver. It would
be great if the
device also had
dual microphone inputs compatible with an
Audio-Technica AT9100 (this
is a
60-ohm dynamic microphone designed for vocal or
instrumental recording
for
consumer use; it was originally designed for use
with home tape
recorders).

Any suggestions for something reasonably priced?
(And I'd be thrilled if whatever worked with Linux.)


Norman Ramsey

P.S. Let me know if I should be asking here or on
rec.audio.pro

http://www.soundblaster.com/products...product=910 3
About $60USD I think.
Not sure about the dual mic inputs though.

[Todd H.]

writes:

I'm stuck with a laptop that has no line-in jacks and supports only the
stupid PC
microphones. I would like to get some sort of USB device so that I
could record
regular line-out signals from my receiver. It would be great if the
device also had
dual microphone inputs compatible with an Audio-Technica AT9100 (this
is a
60-ohm dynamic microphone designed for vocal or instrumental recording
for
consumer use; it was originally designed for use with home tape
recorders).

Any suggestions for something reasonably priced?

iMic. $40

http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/

(And I'd be thrilled if whatever worked with Linux.)

http://seehuhn.de/comp/hardware/imic


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