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12th May 2007, 10:02 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Lisboa
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Headphones output to line level
Hi everyone!
I need to connect a micro-hifi system to a mono amp, but the micro-hifi only has speakers and headphone out. I took a look at the board and it seems the same DIL package IC (with a heatsink) is connected to both outputs, which leads me to conclude that the IC is some kind of "power" op-amp. The power specs of the hifi is 15W output...  I would like to know if I can make a conventional signal mixer with two 10K resistors - either for headphone or speaker out, as I only want to be able use the push-button/IR remote volume control of the hifi system - or will it present a problem with the outputs? Thank you in advance for all the help 
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