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In Reply to: Re: Signal Split Question posted by kenster on March 5, 2007 at 19:01:29:
Hi.It all depends on the O/P stage of the CD player. If it is of low impedance, like typically 600-ohm & with adequate O/P currents to offset the loss due to the IC capacitance & inductance, signal splitting would not cause a major problem. Yet I would not try to do it.
I always take the one-on-one format - one pair of IC to one receiving end only. This is to avoid too much O/P signal current loss due to interfacing capacitance & inductance.
For the sake of the sound, I got to live with pull in & pull out.
c-J
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