Where is microphone jack on my Quicksilver (733MHZ)?

I "upgraded" my old Graphite machine to this one , added memory(1GB) and a 2nd drive (60GB ) for a total of 140GB. This was at very little cost since my re-seller had one he practically gave it to me. This move is to hold me until the iMac Intel desktop has its own Virtual PC mechanism.
I tried to find a microphone input but the mike I have will not 'fit' in the indicated plug. That plug has the "Sound" icon beside it; the other has the "earphone" icon (I assume for headphones).
What type of mike do I need to connect to this machine? My current mike fit fine in my old Graphite machine....
All ideas/comments are welcome
Cheers, Jim B
G4 Quicksilver, 733mhz Mac OS X (10.4.7) 1 GB, VPC 6.1.1w/Windows2000, DSL

The QuickSilver Macs do not have an audio input jack. They have:
Apple Pro Speaker Jack: sound icon
Analog Audio Out/Headphone Jack: earphone icon
You'll need a third-party audio input device...USB or FireWire such as the Griffin iMic, M-Audio USB/FireWire interfaces, etc.
C

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