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First post, by alsgeeklab

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I have an SB16 in my ibm 5162 XT.
All I want to know is- is it possible to hook up the output of the sb16 fairly elegantly to output via the internal ibm pc speaker. And also have it still operate as a normal pc speaker? How would one achieve this?

At this point, my external speakers are a bit overkill and I think the original IBM speaker was just fine for mono sound.

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Al

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Reply 1 of 2, by imi

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in theory? sure, I think most, if not all SB16s have a PC speaker input.

so connect the motherboards speaker out to the SB16s PC speaker input and just wire the internal speaker to the speaker output of the SB16.

though I really don't see why you would want that.
you'd lose both the authentic PC speaker sound from your IBM as well as the sound quality your SB16 could provide.

Reply 2 of 2, by FreddyV

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alsgeeklab wrote on 2021-03-31, 11:52:
I have an SB16 in my ibm 5162 XT. All I want to know is- is it possible to hook up the output of the sb16 fairly elegantly to ou […]
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I have an SB16 in my ibm 5162 XT.
All I want to know is- is it possible to hook up the output of the sb16 fairly elegantly to output via the internal ibm pc speaker. And also have it still operate as a normal pc speaker? How would one achieve this?

At this point, my external speakers are a bit overkill and I think the original IBM speaker was just fine for mono sound.

Cheers,
Al

Hi,

Did you try my MOD Player, Mod Master ?
To play .MOD in 16Bit at more than 30KHz and OPL3 Music, your external speakers will no more be overkill 😀

By the yay, I think the 5162 has a Piezoelectric speaker, so the SB16 sound may not work on it...