Is there a sound card or hardware w/ this

[Trunks]

I need a sound card or some kind of hardware that has the two stereo plugins,you know that white and red connectors that are on stereo things., is there such a thing? if so point me in the right direction

[4thgenowner]

My sound card came with a plugin so you could hook up a stereo to it. I think it was my sound card if it wasn't it was my surround sound. I'll look after class for ya.

[InZane4all]

Get yourself a Soundblaster card. I have the Sounblaster 2 eX Platinum Souncard and it works great for me. You can plug in external devices like CD Players, MP3 players, Keyboards and Guitars (if your a music guru). It's pricey, but then again what your asking for in a soundcard isn't cheap.

Sounblaster Audigy 2Z

The link in the bottom is the card I got. Going for $199 at Bestbuy:

Sounblaster Audigy 2 Platinum

[Tru2Chevy]

Pretty much any $25 card will have a stereo input on it. go to radio shack (or other similar store) and buy an adapter with two female RCA inputs (the red and white) and a male minijack end. Hook it up and you're done.

Much cheaper and just as effective as spending $200 on a top of the line audigy.

- Justin

[camaro_speedemon]

Originally posted by Tru2Chevy:
Pretty much any $25 card will have a stereo input on it. go to radio shack (or other similar store) and buy an adapter with two female RCA inputs (the red and white) and a male minijack end. Hook it up and you're done.

Much cheaper and just as effective as spending $200 on a top of the line audigy.

- Justin

Yea, just get a RCA to 1/8th plug

[95Batmobile]

Originally posted by camaro_speedemon:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tru2Chevy:
Pretty much any $25 card will have a stereo input on it. go to radio shack (or other similar store) and buy an adapter with two female RCA inputs (the red and white) and a male minijack end. Hook it up and you're done.

Much cheaper and just as effective as spending $200 on a top of the line audigy.

- Justin

Yea, just get a RCA to 1/8th plug </font>[/QUOTE]That is exactly what I did and works perfect.