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Attenuate amp inputs [message #1749] Sun, 22 May 2005 08:25 Go to previous message
Barry Solof is currently offline  Barry Solof
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Can anyone recommend a resistor circuit that will attenuate the input of the tube monoblocks approximately 12db? The amps have about 20db gain. I've tried a few t-pad configurations that work but seem to affect certain frequencies more that others. In a word, they have sounded horrible.

The attenuation is needed to get a digital equalizer working at peak performance between a preamp and the monoblocks.

Many thanks.

 
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