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Speaker Line Out

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tonyc6765

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I would like to build a simple box that takes an amplified speaker out and reduces it to a line level out. The amplified signal will be coming from a guitar amplifier. The line level out needs to be the signal only, no amplification. I am a novice at this, so please keep it simple and in layman terms if possible. Thank you for your response.

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By line level, if you are referring to the RCA type inputs on a pre-amp, a simple voltage divider will work, though you could go purchase a specially built and packaged device to do this. The inputs are normally rated at 500-1000 mVrms. If you are driving it with an amplifier with a 50W into 8ohm output, you would have 20Vrms. To reduce that to 1Vrms, you could build a divide by 20 resistor network that contains just a series resistor of maybe 1k and a parallel resistor of around 20 ohms or so (not quite /20, but close enough). You should still determine the power requirements of the resistors.
 
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