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14th June 2010, 11:37 AM
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Input for headphone amp modelling
Hi All
I want to try out a few headphone amplifier circuits for use on CD players (or PC line outs etc) I am using LTSpice for this. Assuming the standard 1Khz sine wave input to the amp circuits, could anyone advise what pk voltage level I should use to represent the maximum output of CD player's line out sockets in general? Thanks Ray |
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14th June 2010, 01:21 PM
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Location: Anonymityville
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I think unbalanced consumer line levels can vary anywhere from 0.7-2Vrms output.
5.6Vpp??
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