Here's something I built last year. I assembled the Goldpoint ladder attenuators (10k) and used a passive TDS device that boosts the output slightly and adds a little life to the signal. The TDS can be bypassed via a switch on the PCB. Simple DPDT switch for the input selection. All wire is the same as the Kimber PBJ. All panel decals were made using a word processing program and photo paper (two more pics to follow).

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cool, but wouldnt it be alot easier to just have one knob? for someone who changes the volume alot, havin a setup like that would be quite tedious :(

True...but I wanted the ability to control balance. Being a musician, there are times where I want to isolate one channel over the other. Using a traditional balance control would degrade the signal. The only thing I left off of this that I will add later is a stereo-mono switch. That way the left only or right only signal will come from both speakers. Also, some tuners don't have a mono switch and nothing is more annoying than a weak stereo fm signal.