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Subject: dbx in car stereo
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Date: Wed, 13-Feb-85 22:18:12 EST
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For the past year I have been trying to add a dbx decoder to my car's
stereo.  I know that dbx as well as a couple others manufacture dbx decoders
and eq's with decoders, but the problem is that they expect a line level signal.
The stereo that came with my car (1983 Toyota Celica) is one of those types that
uses a modular bus instead of RCA plugs.  I think its made by Fujitsu.  The
reciever and cassette deck are two seperate units.


I am interested in any info regarding either the dbx decoders or the Fujistu
stereo, especially info regarding the signals levels generated/expected, the
input/output impedances, the physical location of these signal w/respect to the
plugs/jacks/busses etc.  Also, any other solutions to the problem would
be greatly appreciated.




/* I realize that the dbx unit itself won't do too much for my car stereo, but
   at least I'll be able to do all of my recordings in one format.	*/






Thanks in advance ...

Eric A. Raymond		USENET: ... !decvax!mcnc!dukee!eu.ear