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For questions about devices that use electronic signal variation to produce audible sounds.
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How to convert an audio output signal to input signal?
You can use a male-to-male 3.5mm audio cable like this one to connect the music calculator to the PC's microphone or 'AUX' jack. It will work just like a microphone. …
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Is there a minimal, cheap device which just plays sound files from a small memory card?
For the speakers, there are lots of choices out there and I think that some bluetooth speakers with a 3.5mm audio jack might still be worth looking at because they can be very small, battery powered (like … You can use a very short 3.5mm audio cable from the MP3 player headphone jack into the speaker and that may be the only cable you need at all, except when charging the devices. …
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