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In Reply to: Some Basic DIY Questions posted by kptseng on November 25, 2005 at 02:13:17:
A shunt is a circuit path between + and ground. If you put a shunt resistor in between your source and amp you can reduce the voltage (volume) of the signal. I've never modded a CDP so I don't know about the application you're talking about.Bridging is adding a signal path to both leads on the device. To bridge a cap with another component simply solder the leads of that component on to the leads of the cap. If you add a cap you'll increase the capacitance. If you bridge a resistor with a resistor you'll decrease the overall resistance.
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