Unless you are talking about sharing one very expensive set of surround speakers, why bother going through that when you can get a set of speakers for $10?  Not real good speakers, but for the cost of the A/B box who cares unless you are someone with golden ears listening to music and/or movies or doing serious gaming from your computer.  If it is any of the latter three I'd suggest getting the a/b box which used to be a relatively cheap item at Radio Shack.

>On 6 Feb 2003, at 14:29, Gertrude Smith wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to use a single set of speakers for two computers? I'm
>> guessing slicing an additional jack in would work. Any complications
>> that might occur with such a set up?
>
>  My inclination would be to *at least* go for some kind of audio A/B
>switch; if you can't find one, it should be pretty easy to make one out of a
>handful of cheap parts you can almost certainly find at Radio Shack.
>
>  (I'm taking an audio production class, and so my first inclination was to
>suggest a 2-channel mixer -- but that would probably be overkill....)
>


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