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soultek

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Hey I am toying with a design for just a simple box that mixes two line level signals.

User control is just a rotary 'balance' pot that essentially crossfades between the two input channels (full CW is 100% channel 1 0% channel 2, center is 50% of each channel, likewise for CCW)

It seems the simplest way to do this would be to use a balance pot to complimentarily attenuate the input channels, mix the signals passively, and then provide a high input impendance, low noise opamp to provide a set amount of make up gain.

The schematic is posted here:

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/40d9c668_dc36/bc/groupdiy/LC.pdf?BCYNWLCBp6.b8TY6

The balance pot is a 50k Alps Black Beauty.

Inputs are transformer coupled and so is the output.

The opamp was just for simulation, I'll be using a FET input one of my own design.

The load on each source would be around 20k at the least.

The sources will most likely be high quality balanced studio equipment (preamps, compressors and such)

Any comments on how the crossfading/mixing is done? Do you guys think an active mixer would be better for this? I figure since it's only two channels the noise contribution won't be too bad.

I'm using Percy Audio for the balance pot. Anyone know an alternate source for these?

Also I figure a 50k quality carbon comp pot (Alps Black Beauty) would be better in this case than a 100k conductive plastic (TKD) one for double the cost. Comments on this?
 
> Anyone else have problems?

Yes. "Cannot find server".

Is this a private file-storage site?

Ah: many similar complaints:

http://www.livejournal.com/users/acpizza/202806.html What the hell is bcvrf.yahoo.com? I understand why Yahoo is blocking direct-linking (duh), but why the hell are they doing it by redirecting people to a non-existant domain name?

http://novogate.com/board/2891/Archives/12-16-2002/131213-2.html I still think it's yahoo. this is what I got trying to load it up w/ 4.7: While trying to retrieve the URL: http://bcvrf.yahoo.com/users/57576ea/bc/III/h3flippoffB.jpg
The following error was encountered: Unable to determine IP address from host name for bcvrf.yahoo.com The dnsserver returned: Name Error: The domain name does not exist.


Read the docs for that account and see if there is another, public, URL that you should use if everyone should see your files.

Or find a less stupid heb-host.
 

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