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Dear GrafX,
The TD-10 has a mix-in volume knob which in conjunction with the phones (drum volume)knob makes it easy to adjust relative volumes.
Sounds like what you need is a CD player with an adjustable output - not found on all home stereo system CD players. While my home CD player happens to have this feature - because it has a remote control with volume, I use a portable CD player to run to my TD-10 brain. I think virtually all portable players have a volume control which should do the trick - the players headphone out jack goes to the brains mix in.
BTW, looking at your name, - you're not the new improved experimental Steffi Graf model I've heard so much about, are you?
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I'll second the portable CD player route. I had tried the home stereo unit to no avail, until I dug out my ancient Sony Discman, which had a volume slider on the side. My problems were gone in a flash.
Stu"Fry that sound effect, Moriarty, we're having it for breakfast"
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Originally posted by GrafX:
I'm having trouble however getting the input volume from my CD player to mix correctly with the drum volume (cd is way overpowering).
[This message has been edited by dr. kildrum (edited July 26, 2001).]
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I'm surprised that the mix-in is not infinitely adjustable by knob or by software setting. But if it is not, Radio Shack has a cheap $3.50 inline audio attenuator. Not adjustable, but 40db or more....You would need two I guess and then the appropriate stereo combiner dongle for your input jack. Howard
ps here is a link: http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=274%2D300
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