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Old 05-07-2009, 07:44 AM   #2
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i found a review that stated this:

This record player has the stereo (red/white) output cables built in, coming out of the back. Since I don't have an up to date stereo system that has a receiver with the stereo (red/white) input, I bought a stereo to 1/8th (headphone jack) cable. This allows me to connect the record player into this cable and from that plug it into my speakers that have a headphone jack (1/8th) input. This lets me listen to the record player through my speakers without having the required stereo (red/white) input anywhere.

so i just need a headphone jack cable to plug the RCA cables into and then i can plug that directly into the computer and have it come out of my computer speakers?
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