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"Tom Scales" screamed yet again::
>
> I have made suggestions to you. Instead of trying them you ridicule them.
>

"Tom Scales" screamed again:
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> "Class_Action" <classactionlaw1 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
> >
> > For the powered mic, get a load of what Tom Scales "bet" and
> > compare that with what he screamed today:
> >
> >     ---------------------------------
> >     (Tom Scales)
> >     > I'd be willing to bet the price of the [powered Radio Shack]
> >     > mic that it fixes the problem.
> >
> > http://delltalk.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=dim_audio&message.id=848&query.id=205621#M848
> >
> >    I have a powered mic plugged in to the sound card, a Radio Shack
> >    model.  Since my last post I also discovered the Ymf-diag.exe from
> >    the knowledge base, downloaded and ran it. I get exactly the same
> >    results as from running MS sound recorder; very low output either
> >    directly or if I saved a wave file and played it back.
> >
> >    On the sound recorder modulation line there is no apparent
> >    modulation  unless I have the mic touching my lips.
> >    ---------------------------------
>      (No screaming from Tom Scales to the above)
> 
>
> I didn't lose the bet. The example was not the appropriate mic. Case 
> closed.

Care to bet with this poster?

Low Mic Volume?  (10/29/05)
http://delltalk.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=dim_audio&message.id=61754

    I have read several posts about the low mic volume on Dimension
    Desktops with the Soundblaster 24k Sound Card but unfortunately I
    haven't found any of them with a solution.  Is there to date a
    solution for this?

    I bought my pc for the purpose of Voice chatting that I use for
    business purposes on a daily basis and would really appreciate
    any fix for this.