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Old January 28th 14, 09:24 AM posted to uk.rec.audio,uk.d-i-y
Chris J Dixon
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Default Speaker level adjustment

John Williamson wrote:

On 27/01/2014 16:41, Chris J Dixon wrote:
I boxed up an L-pad
http://cpc.farnell.com/_/lp-200-8/speaker-l-pad-stereo/dp/LS00544?Ntt=LS00544
and installed it a while ago, but it doesn't really seem to have
sufficient adjustment.

I find that odd, as if it's wired correctly, an L-pad should give an
adjustment range from 0- 100% of full power.


Well, AFAUK I have done it right, but I suppose that is a bit of
a circular argument. ;-)

Another alternative would be to install a 100 volt speaker system with
independent volume controls in each room, but that would mean buying a
new amplifier,and some matching transformers and volume controls.


So, significant expense, compare with my proposal which you
snipped. Just for the record, what would its advantages be?

Chris
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