3.5mm stereo plug pin readout & impeadan

Anybody know the 3.5mm stereo mic input plug pin readout & impeadance input for the "Soundblaster X-FI Xtreme Music (D) sound card? Thank You.

Tip=power (Electret power, not phantom power), ring=signal, sleeve=ground. 600 Ohms impedance.
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