
Apple II Computer Info
Z |
approx. Z <------------|(-)|------|
5000 Ohm pot Z approx. 5uF 15V np
Z
Spkr Gnd -------|
None of the values shown is especially critical and it does not
matter which channel output you connect to. The in-line connector or
clip is to allow disconnecting the Old Apple Sound wire when you wish to
remove the Stereo Board for cleaning, etc.. It can be just a place where
the wires are twisted together and covered with tubing which fits
snugly.
A handy place to connect the pot leads is on the Speaker connector
at the right front corner of the motherboard. You can tac on wires near
the bottom of the pins to leave room for reconnecting the Speaker plug.
Note: As you face the front, the Left pin is +. It does not matter which
outside leads of the pot go to which pins unless you care about having a
clockwise turn = more volume. Otherwise, just connect the end leads and
set the pot for the output level you like.
If your Stereo Board has outputs which can drive speakers and you
want to connect plain (unamplified) speakers to the board, the above
connection will not do the job. If you do not mind poking around on your
Stereo Board, you can probably find a couple of mini pots which set
output volume for each channel. (I do not know if the SuperSonic board
has these. It's a fairly common feature on sound boards with power amp
outputs.) The middle lead of one of the pots (either one) is a pretty
good bet as the place to connect the lead coming from the in-line
connector.
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Z
... ----------------> Z
| Z
x in-line |---------
Spkr sig (+)----| | connector mini-pot
Z | or clip vol. adjust
approx. Z <---------|(-)|------| on Stereo
5000 Ohm pot Z approx. 5uF 15V np Board
Z
Spkr Gnd -------|
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Apple II Computer Technical Information : Apple II Family Hardware Info
ftp://ground.ecn.uiowa.edu/2/apple2/miscinfo/hardware : May 2001 : 450 of 572
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