On the audio output plug of a CD Rom, which 2 pins are the ground?
On the audio output plug of a CD Rom, which 2 pins are the ground?
Don't have any clue. I'll wait for the answer.
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ok boss, i think ill wait too
mi alone vote???? unu got time still
I don't got any clue what-so-ever. Not even know what you talking about.
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well im glad this quiz will teach u something new AA
Answer:
The correct answer is pins 2 & 3.
pin 1 - left signal
pin 2 - ground
pin 3 - ground
pin 4 - right signal
Which audio and output plug you reffering to? The one the front of the cd-rom?
*arch_angel peeps into the little hole on his cd-rom*
I don't see any pins in there mak! What you talking about?
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no not on the front AA, on your CD ROM drive follow the audio output to the pins
I seem to remember LGGR from somewhere as well as RGGD so i knew it was 2&3. AA, he's actually talkin bout that little grey (usually) 2-wire cable that comes with 4pin jumpers on both ends that u connect to the back of the drive & the mobo or sound card if not onboard so that you can get cd audio through ur sound device.
I think that's a correct explanation