Adapting the audio input stage to accept line level

The audio enters the 668A via the signal lead and goes through a pre-emphasis circuit before entering the stereo encoder. As these transmitters were designed to be fed from a headphone output, the audio is a little low when fed with a line level input. We'll be looking at how to lessen the input networks attenuation so that it is optimized for a line level input.

Each audio signal goes through an inductor to filter out any RF components, and is then loaded to ground with a 47R resistor which defines the DC input resistance. The signal then goes on through 10K and through the pre-emphasis filter which is a parallel RC network featuring a 47K resistor. It then goes through a DC blocking cap before hitting the stereo encoder.

Schematic

As yet incomplete and in places erroneous schematic from what I've managed to piece together. The audio input stages are accurate though.

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