Skype and amp output on same connector?

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Bart Bervoets

Jan 1, 1970
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I have a splitter on my line out on my pc on which i have my headset and
output to amp.
Now this causes the volume to be much softer, i guess due to added
resistance.
Can i do something to stop this from happening, such as, diode in line or...
I know i can put a selector switch, but i want it to be as "idiot proof" as
possible.
Any suggestions, will a diode do it?

Bart Bervoets
 
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Morse

Jan 1, 1970
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Bart Bervoets said:
I have a splitter on my line out on my pc on which i have my headset and
output to amp.
Now this causes the volume to be much softer, i guess due to added
resistance.
Can i do something to stop this from happening, such as, diode in line
or...
I know i can put a selector switch, but i want it to be as "idiot proof"
as possible.
Any suggestions, will a diode do it?

No! You'll end up with horribly distorted audio. Think about what diodes do
to AC waveforms and the answer should be obvious.

Dave
 
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Bart Bervoets

Jan 1, 1970
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No! You'll end up with horribly distorted audio. Think about what diodes
do
to AC waveforms and the answer should be obvious.

Right, didn't think of that, i guess it has to be a switch then, just that
someone else also uses
this machine.

Bart Bervoets
 
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Shawn Heil

Jan 1, 1970
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Morse said:
No! You'll end up with horribly distorted audio. Think about what diodes do
to AC waveforms and the answer should be obvious.

Dave

He obviously dosen't even know what a diode is...probably read it in a
book somewhere. This is what they make 'audio mixers' for!
 
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