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this case comes without a headphone or microphone jack, is there any way to purchase those and mod them in? The previous case I was looking at was too small for my GPU and I like this ones design

God that case is hideous. Of course you could mod a headphone and/or mic jack in. You could mod them into a cantaloupe if you wanted to.

yay! Cantelope computer!

where would I buy a female plug for the microphone?

With a case that expensive, why not just buy one that comes what you want?

yeah, good idea, but I keep changing cases, and I want to know where to buy a microphone jack thing.

Datashocker wrote:

where would I buy a female plug for the microphone?

Radio Shack could probably hook you up with the jacks you would need to do the job. I have to agree with mattsteg that case is god awful at best. Skip the bling get a good functional case that will last you for years and be done with it. The P180 series of cases work great.

Datashocker wrote:

yeah, good idea, but I keep changing cases, and I want to know where to buy a microphone jack thing.

Why not just get one of the many "multifunction" bay panels (like this. If you really want it on the top of your case rather than in a bay, it's pretty easy to Dremel out a rectangle.

dont listen to uber, he is trying to trick you. besides, if you put a heavy duty metal fan in the front, you could have a food processor computer case. you could make smoothies at lan parties.

Well I wasn't modding my case but I did need a female headphone jack to build an audio selector box, which works beautifully. Anyways here is the link for the jack I used.

http://mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMukzO2buB5fm5a09GCkwNRY2%252bzejiKQ86c%3d

The jack can probably also be used for a mic connection but I wouldn't rely completely on my prediction. But the jack works fine for stereo audio out. That solves one problem for where you can get a female headphone jack but now you need to figure out how to connect it to the motherboard headers.