17 Inch Studio Monitor

Just picked up a 17 inch studio monitor with the adapter A1006. Do I need a CD to calibrate my IBook G4 it did not come with one and I am wondering where to find one if needed. Thank You, Bob

If the MacBook Pro has a Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, use a Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter.
<http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB570Z/B/mini-displayport-to-dvi-adapter>
If you have the Retina model, it also has a HDMI port, so you could use a HDMI to DVI adapter.
<http://ca.startech.com/Cables/Audio-Video/Video-Adapter/HDMI-to-DVI-D-Video-Cabl e-Adapter-M-F~HDMIDVIMF>

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My 17-inch studio display CRT monitor (which was working fine) recently died, and I purchased a used, but 'swear-to-goodness-still-functioning' 21-inch studio display CRT monitor from Ebay to use with my G4/ACP Graphic/desktop Power Mac.
When I installed the new monitor, (connecting the three cables: AC power, VGA and USB), and restarted the computer I saw a clear (but horizontally compressed) band of picture about 4 inches wide running from the top to the bottom of the monitor for the first 30 secs of startup. Then the click of a relay and the picture disappears to leave a black screen. After that, all that happens is a constant 'fluttering' sound from the back of the monitor.
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Thanks for the advice. I found another solution, but will bookmark yours in the event of future trouble.
I connected a small PC monitor to my G4 using the VGA connector, and restarted it. It started up fine. But when I went to reset the refresh rate, every option but one was grayed out. Dead End.
Then I restarted the G4 in SAFE mode (holding down SHIFT key during startup). This time I was able to change the refresh rate to 72, and reduce the resolution. Then I unplugged the PC monitor and plugged in the 21 inch studio monitor. It WORKED! I restarted the G4, and it found the correct refresh rate for the monitor. Victory!
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Thanks for the advice. I found another solution, but will bookmark yours in the event of future trouble.
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My new machine replaced a dual G4 Mac tower, from 2002, that used an 18-inch Studio Display monitor. Problem is, this monitor has a 30-pin male connector with one horizontal bar that simply won't fit my adapter.
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I have recently been in the market for sudio monitors for my Mac. I've narrowed it down to the Yamaha HS5. Ideally, I would have to of them. I would like to know how they would connect to my iMac since I've never dealt with studio monitors before. Would I need a quarter-inch jack? Would I need adapters? Pre-amps? I really have no idea what is needed.
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Because, I am afraid I will get noise going out of the 1/8th inch out of my PowerMac G5. I have a firebox that I could go out of but would rather not. Optical out should be as clean as you can get. Is there any reason not to use it?
Lastly, the suggestion to spend more now and enjoy for a long time is usually my motto when making purchases as well, (look at the computers I own:) I may just do that with the speakers as well. I saved the links to the speakers you guys posted and will check them out soon.
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