I have built a stereo to mono converter.
I have used a 1/4 watt 5% 10kohm resistor between both the left and right stereo + sides as the signal goes to the mono connections.
Possible inputs are 1/8" stereo, 1/4" stereo (TRS), RCA stereo and 1/4" L/R Stereo.
Possible mono outputs are RCA and 1/4"
The converter does a very nice job of providing a mono line signal that I can send to a mono channel on my mixer.
I would like to isolate the signal so that it can only travel through the resistors to the mono connectors, but that the combined signal cannot travel back to the stereo inputs/outputs.
I do not have electronics knowledge, I have gotten this far from information that I found on the internet. I have read that diodes can accomplish this. Can anyone tell me if a diode (or other electronic component) could accomplish this for me? Size of component and other helpful instructions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Scott
I have used a 1/4 watt 5% 10kohm resistor between both the left and right stereo + sides as the signal goes to the mono connections.
Possible inputs are 1/8" stereo, 1/4" stereo (TRS), RCA stereo and 1/4" L/R Stereo.
Possible mono outputs are RCA and 1/4"
The converter does a very nice job of providing a mono line signal that I can send to a mono channel on my mixer.
I would like to isolate the signal so that it can only travel through the resistors to the mono connectors, but that the combined signal cannot travel back to the stereo inputs/outputs.
I do not have electronics knowledge, I have gotten this far from information that I found on the internet. I have read that diodes can accomplish this. Can anyone tell me if a diode (or other electronic component) could accomplish this for me? Size of component and other helpful instructions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Scott