Hi again,
if I remember correctly, after installing "Jack" and starting it, then start Stereotool standalone, "Jack" should "see" Stereotool and give you an easy way to connect. Once their both running you could try to input audio on your mac from the line-in and see/hear if you get any results. If it works then "AudioHiJack" should be able to "see" the Jack application as an insert point. I dont remember what or how i did it, its been a few years since I set it up so hehe pardon my lack of memory on this subject.
But Stereotool will probably take alot of cpu to run (depending on what mac your trying to run it on), so my best suggestion would still be to get your hands on a secondhand older mac or win-box and run the standalone from there. Then it would be easier later on to listen to iTunes without alot of config and tweeking every time you want to make the greate sound to your speakers. Just to plug in the audiocable and make it do its thang. You could also install win on a mac…did you know that? Works like a charm
Regards,
MrDonT
