Hello
I need to build an attenuator for the Y component in a analogue component chain.
Ideally I'd like to build one with variable attenuation for experimentation and then assuming I find the right level of attenuation build a fixed one.
So my question is...
is soldering a resistor (variable or not) in series into a phono cable all I need to do?
Or would I have to something more complicated to get attenuation.
reason for doing this is to fix a problem which is caused I suspect by a slightly over gained Y component on some fussy kit.
cheers
I need to build an attenuator for the Y component in a analogue component chain.
Ideally I'd like to build one with variable attenuation for experimentation and then assuming I find the right level of attenuation build a fixed one.
So my question is...
is soldering a resistor (variable or not) in series into a phono cable all I need to do?
Or would I have to something more complicated to get attenuation.
reason for doing this is to fix a problem which is caused I suspect by a slightly over gained Y component on some fussy kit.
cheers