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In Reply to: Are you sure they are really 1dB?? posted by clifff on February 1, 2005 at 07:37:09:
No, I'm not sure what they are. They are DESIGNED to be -1dB, but they change the volume in my system by almost -15dB. And however much they are actually attenuating, the purpose of them was to remove the distortion on peaks, so they attenuate enough to do that perfectly.I tried to tear one apart last night to see what value of resistor is in there, but it was too tough for me. I couldn't get it open.
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- Re: Are you sure they are really 1dB?? - AtomHeart 02/1/0507:44:54 02/1/05 (9)
- How do you know it is -15dB ? - clifff 08:04:04 02/1/05 (8)
- Re: How do you know it is -15dB ? - AtomHeart 09:08:54 02/1/05 (0)
- Re: How do you know it is -15dB ? - AtomHeart 08:40:08 02/1/05 (6)
- It would be almost pointless if it was indeed only 1dB! - clifff 13:08:51 02/1/05 (4)
- Re: It would be almost pointless if it was indeed only 1dB! - AtomHeart 14:23:10 02/1/05 (3)
- HELP second opinion needed. - clifff 14:52:57 02/1/05 (2)
- Re: HELP second opinion needed. - AtomHeart 14:45:34 02/2/05 (1)
- Re: HELP second opinion needed. - Werner 23:40:00 02/3/05 (0)
- Sorry, I meant turn up the volume to -30dB. 15dB change. - AtomHeart 08:46:22 02/1/05 (0)
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