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12th October 2004, 09:44 PM
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Three Way Attentunating Switch on -10db line level
I would like to put a 3 way resistance switch across a -10db line level audio signal before it goes into an amplifier.
I don't want a preamp or a rotary volume control. Is it possible to put resistors on a 3 way toggle switch so that I have a low/med/high control switch on the line level? Even high would still offer some resistance as I don't want to open the amplifier up to a full signal. Hi would probably be 70% of max. If this kind of switch is possible, what resistors would I use? Can I use the same resistor in series to double/triple the attenuation? Thanks, Dean |
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