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jaydnul
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Essentially what I'm trying to do is combine two headphone level outputs to one set of headphones. The earbuds are generally 23 ohms, so got four 24 ohm resisters and wired it like so:
Left output #1 -> 24 ohm -> left earbud
Left output #2 -> 24 ohm -> left earbud
Right output #1 -> 24 ohm -> right earbud
Right output #2 -> 24 ohm -> right earbud
All commons combined
I tried it out and it essentially works but there is some spillage between the left and right channels. I'll try a left/right channel test without the circuit and it sounds perfect, but with it, there is still some sound from the left/right channel spilling over into the right/left channel.
How would I correct this?
Left output #1 -> 24 ohm -> left earbud
Left output #2 -> 24 ohm -> left earbud
Right output #1 -> 24 ohm -> right earbud
Right output #2 -> 24 ohm -> right earbud
All commons combined
I tried it out and it essentially works but there is some spillage between the left and right channels. I'll try a left/right channel test without the circuit and it sounds perfect, but with it, there is still some sound from the left/right channel spilling over into the right/left channel.
How would I correct this?