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8th July 2011, 04:16 AM
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Diy line mixer
Building a back up 2 channel Dj mixer. It's all RCA Inputs and outputs. How to I keep a few volts of dc power in the lines so the output is either greater than or equal to the input? It's all line level audio (cd players computer iPod), so I don't think I have to incorporate a preamp. Because if I just attach a potentiometer to each channel and send it out the 5k ohm pots will completely diminish the audio so that the output will be very very low. How can I boost this?
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23rd October 2011, 08:25 PM
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With a pre-amp or buffer
DC on an audio signal is death to electronics. You need a pre-amp or buffer.
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