I finish my switching podectomy
I decide to use a dip switch to bypass resistor in parallel so I can select a range of resistor.
There is a local part store that has 1% resistor so I got 47.5 Ohm 20.5 ohms and 31 ohms, those were the one readily available so I can get 47.5 Ohm Or 47.5+20.5=68 ohm 47.5+20.5+31=99 ohm or any other combo with those three number
First I got a dipswitch that look a bit like this but with pass through pin instead
Then solder resistor in parallel to the pins using the switch as bypass.
Here a crude schematic
Here the PCB I use (This image printed at 600dpi is the right scale for the PCB)
I etch my own PCB. It was the first time I done DIY PCB Laser printer transfer, Ferric chloride etching, after several error I finally got it right. Lucky it's a fairly small pcb.
Here what it look finish.
The PCB has the same footprint as the dipswitch the resistor are sandwich between the dipswich and the pcb. The ground wire were only solder together and heatshink. The left and right channel input and output are the two middle hole on top and bottom edge of the pcb.
EDIT: I decide to redo the outside heat shrinking so here some pics of the "inside" Sorry for the crappy soldering job
I'm glad now I can chose between resistor level I want.
Cheers