CD, VCR, TV. Turntable and Amplifier Connections

If your VCR or TV has phono jacks for audio input and output, you can use a “mini phone plug to phono plug cable (RS Cat. No. 42-2444) for mono recording.

 

For Mono Record

To Audio “OUT’ of

To Sonic Blaster “IN”

VCR. CD, TV, etc.

RS Cat. No. 42- 2444

Phone (RCA) Plug to

1/8” Phone Plug

If you have a stereo TV, or VCR or if your amplifier, CD player, tuner, or turntable has phono jacks for left and right input and/or output, use two of the same cables mentioned above and a connector with ‘two 1/8” mono plugs to 1/8” stereo jack.” (2 cables—RS Cat. No. 42-2444 and 1 adapter—RS Cat. No. 274-375.)

To Audio ‘OUT” of

For Stereo Record

 

VCR, CD, TV, etc.

To Sonic Blaster “IN”

Left and Right

 

(Ch1& Ch2)

 

RS Cat. No. 42-2444

RS Cat. No. 274-375

1/8” Phone Plug

Two 1/8” Mono Plugs to

to Phono (RCA) Plug

1/8” Stereo Jack

If you can use the same connectors for output, double the order (4 cables and 2 adapters) and connect phono plugs to Audio “IN” and Sonic Blaster “OUT.”

If you have a setup different from the ones mentioned, talk to your local Radio Shack person or stereo/electrical supplies person for the correct cables and adapters.

Microphones

Chances are, you’ve got a microphone lying around the house somewhere; maybe from an old tape recorder, from your answering machine, or from your days in that garage band that could have made it big if the right people could have heard you. If you don’t have a mike around, you can buy a very inexpensive one at Radio Shack or at many drug stores and super markets.

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