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duni
I've build a 1 in 4 distribution amp with TL084 , but my scheme seems to be wrong , because I have problems when I turn it on. here is the scheme :

but I have strange problems , actially only one:
just one op.amp TL084 repeats the audio signal just fine. but when I put another for the another channel I become a mono effect(the balance control doesn't work) and strenge mixing and losing some high or low frequences.
Actually I just need to split the signal from my soundcard into 5.
Can someone help me!

Thank You!
dhaen
I must say, this is much more complex than it need be... But let's concentrate on making it work in present form:

Where does the braid (outer) of the input cable connect to?
duni
sooo... You are right. it's too complicated.
I found this one here:

Would it work fine with 470R or 1K is better for pc soundcard.

PS:forget the other scheme, as I suspected it's toooooo complicated and there is no sence to make it like that
dhaen
Remember that the input and output cable shields should connect to 0v.
A bipolar power supply (+ & -) is necessary, but the supply ripple will be largely cancelled out by the opamps when run this way.
duni
Do I need some condensators (C) in this scheme?
duni
Are You sure that I have to connect the audio 0 to the power supply 0?
duni
I've made it:). In my scheme the 470 ohms resistors are replaced by 220 ohms, it's all fine and the audio 0 is conected with the supply 0 by 1K resistor.

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