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    Quote Originally Posted by alexk0il View Post
    Hi Barry,

    Can you please clarify how you calculated the 99.8 Ohm to be seen by the amp? Isn't it supposed to be 13.2 KOhm = 1/(1/(33000+100) + 1/22000)?

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    Oops - wasn't thinking clearly! Yes Alex you're quite correct, if you include the 47K input impedance of the amplifier the source impedance as seen by the amplifier is 10.3K. So not a good idea after all!

    Ignore what I wrote - one shouldn't have 'bright' ideas so late at night! Stick to a series resistance of 10K with a shunt resistance of 5.1K (placed on the amplifier side of the L-pad), and you will be OK!

    Apologies for misleading you
    Barry
    Last edited by Barry; 23-06-2018 at 12:47. Reason: Appropriate emojis added
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