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I was looking though the manual for an Elextrix Repeater and toward the
end it has a diagram for building a 12dB attenuation cable for plugging it into a guitar amp. It's three resistors arranged like this: tip-------------3.9k----------tip | | 2.2k 2.2k | | sleeve------------------------sleeve From my math, this gives about -8.9dB, not -12dB. My math's not very good though. Could someone just confirm that I'm wrong so I can go back and look for my mistake(s)? Thanks |
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