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Subject: Re: question
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Date: Wed, 3-Apr-85 15:10:01 EST
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> Is is possible to mix speaker level signals?
> -John

[]
Yes, it is quite possible to mix speaker level signals, but one should
do so with a resistive network to maintain proper impedances in the
system. Use three 2.7 ohm (8 divided by 3 and standardized) 5 watt
resistors (5 watts audio is LOUD). Hook them together like this:

               Input 1 >-------------< Input 2
                        \           /
                         \         /
                          \       /
                           \     /
                            \   /
                             \ /
                              |
                              ^
                             Load

The resistors form the sides of the triangle. Cheap and effective.

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