I don't know how to do that.
Ok. We can start with the basics. On the computer, probably on the back or side if it's a laptop there will be some small jacks. One will be for headphones, also called line out and one might be called line in, or aux in, or might even be for a microphone. Some computers combine the mic in with the aux in function on the same port. You will need to locate and identify those ports on your computer. The documents that came with the machine should identify them for you. If you no longer have those, (who among us do?) most computer manufacturers offer downloads of the documents on their websites.
On the back of your amplifier you need to locate a total of 4 jacks. There should be two labeled Rec Out or Tape Out or Tape Recorder or To Rec or some other variation on that theme of music going out of the amp to a tape recorder. One will be the right channel and one the left. There will be another two labeled Tape In, Rec In, From Tape, From Rec or some other variation on that theme. If you can take and post clear photos of the jacks on the back of the amp, clearly showing the jacks AND the labels on them, we can help you identify them
You will need some cables to connect the 2 devices together. They look like this:
The end with one plug will jack into the computer and the end with 2 plugs go into the amp. For just playback from the computer to the stereo you will need one. If you want to digitize (record) any of your analog music, you will need a second one.
Here is a link to this type of cable on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Rankie-Cable...8&qid=1530288151&sr=8-4&keywords=3.5mm+to+rca
Once we know know what the jacks on the back of the amp are labeled, and you have correctly identified the line out/headphone jack on the computer we can you provide you with more exact instruction on how to plug in that cable and set you amp up to listen two the computer.
So, what we need you to do is:
- find or download your computer manual. Read it to identify the headphone out or line out jacks and the aux in or line in jacks
- Take clear photos of the rear of you amp so that we can read the labels on the jacks and post here
- Take clear photos of the front of your amp so that we can read the labels on the controls (especially the switches) and post here. This is so we can tell you how to set the controls to use the set up correctly.
Think you can do that for us?
Thanks
Shelly_D