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Old 26th September 2009, 11:48 PM   #11
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Along those same lines. What can I install in series to attenuate HK-770 without signal degradation?
What mods will clean it up?
probably plain voltage divider :

100K in line with signal , then 100K shunted to gnd

you'll have 6db attenuation

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Old 27th September 2009, 02:26 AM   #12
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i think my hk 880 vxi may have a 100k volume pot because the print on it

reads 00202 - 100K (?) x2 , i can't make out what the (?) is but it's a smaller

text. i'll try again when i find the magnifying glass.
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i think my hk 880 vxi may have a 100k volume pot because the print on it

reads 00202 - 100K (?) x2 , i can't make out what the (?) is but it's a smaller

text. i'll try again when i find the magnifying glass.
can you measure resistance between to outer pins of pot?
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Old 27th September 2009, 06:24 PM   #14
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i tried setting on kΩ and Ω, but didn't get a reading, it's mounted to a board along with a loudness switch which i plan on removing.
newbee question, was i supposed to do it with the power on and or did i use the wrong setting on my multi meter (it has: VDC VAC OHMS Ω with, >| -)))) (audio) symbols i don't understand, CAP,TEMP,FREQ%duty, µA, mA and A ac/dc)?
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i tried setting on kΩ and Ω, but didn't get a reading, it's mounted to a board along with a loudness switch which i plan on removing.
newbee question, was i supposed to do it with the power on and or did i use the wrong setting on my multi meter (it has: VDC VAC OHMS Ω with, >| -)))) (audio) symbols i don't understand, CAP,TEMP,FREQ%duty, µA, mA and A ac/dc)?
turn bloody thing off , and pull AC cord from wall ; you're risking death of you ,of amp , or both .

put multimeter in 200K range and try .
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Old 28th September 2009, 12:18 AM   #16
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touching the the first and third wire of one of the (2), stereo wires from the innards to the board the volume pot is mounted on; 63.1 set @ k Ω .OL and 32.23 @ k Ω O.L for what ever reason it jumps around allot.
when i touch the two outer solder points of four located directly under the volume pot i get 12.50 @ O.L k Ω and 32.86 @ Ω from the first two solder points.
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Default attenuation HK 770

I reduce my output digitally by 8db, my decibels are nice, a comfortable volume but I lose dynamics and punch. Wondering if I should use a russound voulume control or if I can simply put a couple of high quality resistor in series on speaker cables. Should I attenuate the line level instead? Output is -10dbv
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well, you could convert both inputs (RCA) to SMA or BNC type connections install a fixed dB attenuator (few $), and have again SMa or BNC jacks to RCA...

a bit overkill, but those attenuators are made for RF and...


nevermind, it's 50ohms impedance, won't be good for your inputs... or outputs.

I gotta ask though, do you really think you'll hear the degradation of an added resistor in the signal path? I mean, come on!

I'd do what Zen Mod suggested in his last post.
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