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Stereo question 12/19/24(Thu)19:04:51 No.2881619
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Stereo question Anonymous 12/19/24(Thu)19:04:51 No.2881619 Archived
What does the cap and the resister do on the left and right channel I'm assuming it does something if you plug a mic in
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12/20/24(Fri)15:08:06 No.2881807
Anonymous 12/20/24(Fri)15:08:06 No.2881807
High pass filter. Plugging in a microphone will inject the signal in both channels.
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