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RE: glad it worked out

Posted by Chef Henry on January 26, 2012 at 18:31:04:
Thanks Joe. Of course, this ultra high tech solution requires a 3.5mm stereo male headphone plug to an RCA stereo female adapter. The output is then fed via RCA cables to an unused "laser 3" input on the Mac. This shorts the Sony's speakers, and I control the volume with the Sony remote.

Wouldn't you have thought that Sony technical support would have proposed this simple, no-cost solution?