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Got a question of those that have the Makro Racer

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Rick(ND)

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I read somewhere and possibly the owners manual that the Racer has a 1/8 inch headphone jack instead of the 1/4 most good headphones are. Just wondering if this is true and if it is me will have to get a adapter to use our good headphones.

Rick
 
In the downloaded owner's manual for the Racer, it shows the jack and it looks to be 1/4" when compared to the on/off knob right next to it.
 
It has 1/4 inch jack.
 
Which is good because I've not seen to many 1/8 jacks that have supported a long enough wire to the earbuds. Most are so short I think.
 
I thought I had read somewhere it was the 1/8 inch jack and couldn't find it, so I had to ask to be sure. Myself I have always like the 1/4 inch jack as I feel the 1/8 is too small and easy to break.
Thanks for all the feedback and looking forward to holding a Racer in my hands and learning what it all can do.

Rick
 
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