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=Information about audio=
The P-ROC board doesn't do audio. At all
The assumption with the P-ROC design is: You're running a computer. It's got audio hardware, so you'll use that.

==The easy way out==
The easiest thing to do is remove the stock pinball speakers, get some cheap PC speakers that fit in the same spot, and hook those up to the computer.

==The harder way==
Alternatively, you can actually tap into the WPC95 sound board. You just have to build a small cable with some alligator clips to hook on to 2 points on the audio board.

Directions for doing that are here: http://pinballcontrollers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Modifying_a_WPC-95_board_for_Audio_Input