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USB to mic/stereo adapter

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DirtyB

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I have a quick noob question. My mobo only has 3 audio jacks in the back of it, and my headset requires 1 for the mic 1 for the stereo and my speakers require 3. So when I want to use one or the other I have to pull my computer out and replug whicever component I want to use, which is really annoying.

Is this the best way to bypass this?
http://www.amazon.com/Syba-SD-CM-UA...6?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1271628158&sr=8-6

I'm looking for something that allows me to have both my speakers and my headset plugged in at the same time so I can switch from using one to the other easily.
 
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What that is is basically a soundcard, or DAC to be more specific. That will work, yes, but don't expect the quality to be that great. OTOH, its perfectly suitable for gaming headsets. The Windows 7/Vista "Sound" control panel makes switching between soundcards easy.
 
thanks for the reply,

btw I'm running windows xp and usig realtek HD audio manager

do I have any other inexpensive options or would this be my best bet?
 
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