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hai my amplifier rated an output of 150w, can i connect it to the input of my pc (ordinary sound card, single input)

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This is a duplicate of your previous question. – hotei Dec 28 '10 at 14:08
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Doesn't you amplifier has a line-out or headphone output?

If you connect the 150W to the line-in on your sound card, you will probably burn it instantaneously. The input for sound is usually very low.

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no yaaar....dere isn't any headfone output for my amplifier.. – Vaisakh Sep 18 '10 at 16:34
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It can be done. You could put enough resistance in the circuit to get your amp's signal down to something your sound card won't find offensive. BUT - then you've got to find some way to dissipate a LOT of heat coming from that in-line resistance. What you probably want to do instead is split the input to your amp and send that low voltage signal to your PC.

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