adding line out to a speaker output

[Chuck H]

Oh well, on to better things! Gotta sort out my socks. They are in disarray, more than usual.

If it helps, I put one on each foot. works every time.

[Leo_Gnardo]

If it helps, I put one on each foot. works every time.

I notice, amongst the hipsters, they don't put on sox. I s'pose because urban legend has it, Einstein often forgot to put his on. Therefore "look at me, I'm such a genius!"

To counter this trend I put two on each foot. But only in cold weather. Now I'm such a geezer who cares if it's stripes on one foot & polka dots on the other. Gotta amuse people somehow...

OK we're into extra innings now. Game over. Send the teams to the bar, it's time for a cool refreshing adult beverage. Socks optional!

[Randall]

"You could have avoided some trouble and discussion by providing a schematic from the start."

Hindsight being what it is, yes.

[Tony Bones]

Oh well, on to better things! Gotta sort out my socks. They are in disarray, more than usual.

I settled on a simple solution. I threw away all of my old socks and replaced them with a big pile of identical new ones. No more sorting. When they start to wear out, I replace the entire pile with new.

[HaroldBrooks]

Nice and Easy !

Never realized how easy this was ! I always thought you had to go with a much more elaborate circuit, perhaps including a few caps, resistors, and some type of impedence matching transformer.

Good to see it's just a simple voltage divider !

I will pay heed to the appropriate ohmages and add some caps to simulate speaker response as Chuck H suggested.

Good Stuff !