> Saving is a horse of a different color: the > Apple II outputs a signal that is suitable for most cassette recorder's > high sensibility microphone input. Beause of that, the signal is too > weak to be connected to a modern line input (as a CD deck "rec" jacks, > or a PC's "line in") - you may need to use an amplifier, or plug the > Apple's output into a microphone input.
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