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In Reply to: In-line attenuation posted by dbphd on August 18, 2014 at 19:02:38:
Why not just set the L & R gain controls on the JC2 down a bit? They are in-line attenuators you've already got.
And having the volume control near the bottom of its range is not a problem, unless you find that a tiny volume control change makes a huge volume difference. Those electrons don't care where the wiper on the volume pot is. The only problem that you might have is if the gain-staging mismatch is so extreme that you have to keep the volume pot very close to its extreme low position. If that's the case you may find that channel balance is hard to maintain, as some volume pots don't track the two channels equally at their extreme near-off end. But if that's the case, you've for those other pots (L & R gain) to use.
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