BEN RITCHEY wrote in a message to ALL:

 BR> I have a Stereo Audio feed for 2 Watts {at} 8 Ohms (per channel) that
 BR> I need to convert to "Line" level (I'm assuming this is around 1
 BR> Vac Peak-to-Peak at a much higher impedance) in order to pass the
 BR> signal through an Equalizer, then back thru a secondary Amplifier
 BR> (probably 5-10 Watts per channel, not built yet). Can this be done
 BR> with a simple Voltage Divider like dual Pots and would the pot(s)
 BR> need to be Audio-taper?

I would start out with resistors _and_ pots,  otherwise you'll find that
only a smallish portion of the pots range is going to be usable,  before
you go into overload distortion.  Start out with a rough approximation, 
and go from there.  And yeah,  I'd use audio-taper pots.



 BR> I dismantled a very expensive TV to develop the Line-level outputs
 BR> but could only work out speaker taps (no schematic :( they go for
 BR> over $50) and cannot risk/afford to cause any damage by playing
 BR> around . My old TV had Audio/Line-out taps that sounded
 BR> incredible through the Equalizer. :) 

I'll bet it did!  :-)

Our tv has a five or six band EQ built into it,  and sounds pretty good
when stereo signal is present.

Personally,  the next time I shop for a tv,  I plan to get one that has
both audio and video connections,  if I can find one.

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