AA> That looks like the right idea, also make sure it's capable of
 AA> handling  a +4dB(whatever) input. If not use a 14 
 AA> dB T pad to drop it.
 LJ> Hoo boy.  (feeling of sinking in over one's head) I've never heard of a
 LJ> 14dB T pad.  What is it, and where can I get one if I need it?
Alan was likely thinking matched impedance unbalanced inputs.  Since you'd be 
going from 600 ohms to at least 10 k with consumer inputs, a simple L pad 
(voltage divider) of rather approximate impedance would do.  Two resistors, 
one between 200 and 2 k from hot to ground of the -10 level mixer input, and 
another in series with the hot before it, of a value about 4-5 times higher, 
should do it, if needed.  
Terry
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