Re: Sound from two machines to one set of speakers.

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Subject: Re: Sound from two machines to one set of speakers.
From: David King <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 17:19:44 -0500
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Reg Clemens wrote:

I have 4 machines on a KVM.
Two of them can generate useful sound.
Other than two sets of speakers, is there any way to get the sound from
both machines out thru one set of speakers?


I have five systems I wanted simultaneous audio from.  I bought a line
level audio mixer on ebay for about $50.  Mixes all the audio together
into a single set of speakers.  Very nice.

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