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In Reply to: Re: help with passive high pass filters posted by Greg on November 5, 1999 at 11:31:46:
I wouldn't advise using a resistor, especially as high as 10K, in series with the input unless you are interested in attenuating the signal and/or rolling off the highs also. Most amplifiers include a shunt capacitor on the input and a shunt resistor. With the resistor and capacitor in series you create a bandpass filter. There is a thread below in which DIY inline high pass filters was discussed.Dave
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