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I'm having trouble finding a definitive answer on the whole output buffering/output decoupling whatever for audio out mods. There was a good thread on 8bc about it, but alas. Can anyone explain the process and the theory behind it? If memory serves it was a 10k resistor and a 10uf capacitor.
Would the signal chain be like this?:
Source --> Negative Cap Lead --> Resistor --> Jack
Bump de bump. If I wasn't clear enough, I'm talking about adding a line out to various systems. If I recall, it was well advised to add a resistor and a capacitor to protect against reverse voltage spikes or something along those lines.
a 10uF cap and a 10K resistor in series should be fine in most cases and certainly won't hurt.