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Audio Discussion => DIY => Topic started by: rgpit on January 25, 2010, 09:27:12 PM
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This is really a daughter project to my cylinder sub woofers project.
My integrated amp doesn't have a preamp output so I need to make a speaker level to line level converter box. I have been told that this is actually a preferred way to add a sub as opposed to using a preamp output. I don't know if that is true or if it really matters but what the hell!
Bought the following parts from Parts Express.
2 chassis mount RCA jacks
2 Dual 5-way binding posts
2 10k Ohm 1Watt resistors
2 1k Ohm 1Watt resistors
1 small steel enclosure with rubber feet
That's it,short and sweet. I'll post a couple of pictures when it's built.
Ron
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cool, look forward to it Ron.
Whats the power output of your receiver btw?
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Main Speakers are powered by a 38Wpc KT88 based tube amp. PrimaLuna Dialgue Two
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Here is the finished converter. Nuthin' special, but it works.
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Here is the finished converter. Nuthin' special, but it works.
Looks good
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Jesus Christ Ron Is That Impressive. I Sure Wish That I Had Your Knowledge And Skills.
Excellent Work Ron. Oh ! And Did I Mention How Impressive It Is ???? WOW !
Take Care Ron.---------BILL(BB3)
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Is this a version of the Carver Z-1 coupler???
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Is this a version of the Carver Z-1 coupler???
Not sure what the Z-1 is. Here is the circuit that I used. It is a simple 10:1 voltage divider circuit.
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Ron,
Just curious...
The schematic calls for 10k and 1k resistors.
Why'd you use 100k and 10k?
I would expect that would seriously lower the output levels.
/Al
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Ron,
Just curious...
The schematic calls for 10k and 1k resistors.
Why'd you use 100k and 10k?
I would expect that would seriously lower the output levels.
/Al
Oops!...good eye Al. That was a typo. I actually used 10k and 1k. (I edited the original post and put in the correct values)