Phono Input on a soundcard?

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I need a hand working out the most sensible way to sort my speaker setup out.
Mid-july (upon the release of conroe) i'll be basically buying myself a new computer. I do a bit of amateurish home music recording - and as such I have a nice pair of tascam monitors which I would like to be able to use with my computer setup. Seeing as im a student, I can't afford to shell-out a load of cash for a whole new set of speakers, it would put my budget all out of whack and I may as well make the most out of what i already have.
They use an XLR cable (on the end of the speaker) and phono on the other end (this normally goes into the mixer).
How can I connect the speakers to my computer?
Sound card with phono input? will any mere cable adapter do the job?
I'm pretty sure this can be done - people use phono for getting vinyl and stuff onto their computer don't they?
 
Cool, i think i've found something that fits that description...
would it neccessarily have to be a cable? Ive found a simple convertor, im pretty sure that'll work.
Yeh, cheers - if thats all i need - shouldnt cost me any more than a tenner! sweet!
 
Cheers, are there any you would recommend? (the price range seems pretty wide)
could I mount one into a Cd or floppy bay?
 
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