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Just in case the preceding poster's question/comment was unintentionally missed, I'm giving this thread a bump.

kozikowski wrote:There it is. It has motherboard sound.
Koz

Uh, is that a bad thing or a good thing?

kozikowski wrote:Also please note that you can get a peculiar echo from the table, too. A quick echo is called slap and you can suppress it by putting a double layer of blanket on the table like this.

http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/ ... dShoot.jpg

Koz

Noted.

Well, Koz & Steve, Here's what I JUST bought on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221261013483 How did I do, Coaches? Dell Optiplex GX 620 SFF Pentium 4 2.8 MHz 1 GB RAM 80 GB HDD DVD/CDRW Win XP Pro SP 3 installed & COA Free Shipping $60 .00 No disks, but I got most everythin...

I'm a Mac user and he's on Linux. I used to build Windows machines from parts but I eventually gave up the good fight and bought my first iBook used from a respected techie at work. I wore it out. After I got used to the Mac-isms, it was much easier to use than my Windows machines. I have Windows a...

Of course you had to state that for my benefit because I'm new and might not know that most (all?) forums disallow SPAM. Not just for your benefit - we don't want a load of spammers jumping in on this topic just because you've shown willing to spend $65 ;) We have sadly been forced to take a tough ...

Hey, maybe those ebay refurb computer vendors should advertise here on the Audacity forum Any commercial advertising on this forum would require agreement from the Audacity team. We take a strong line on not allowing unauthorised advertising (spam) so as to keep the forum a friendly and helpful res...

Don't rush out to spend your $60 all at once - check the local press, adverts in corner shops and ask around - it's not uncommon for old, near obsolete, but still working PCs to be given away free to a good home ;) On old or low powered hardware XP or Linux* are likely to run much better than Windo...

Hey, maybe those ebay refurb computer vendors should advertise here on the Audacity forum to reach guys like me who are looking for a second computer to devote to their V.O. business and who are trying to save $$ by using Audacity for their recording/editing needs.

Oops, forgot to post this link to the computer I referred to towards the end of my second post.

Dell-OptiPlex-170L-Pentium-4-3-0-Ghz-2-GB-80-GB-CDROM