opamp attenuate signal theory question

hello,

i am trying to make an oscillator that I can plug into a guitar amp (or keyboard or bass amp). i made an oscillator, but the amplitude of the signal is way too big, 9 volts, i was wondering how i could bring this signal down to the millivolts level (i think that's typical for keyboard amps)..... could i just stick a resistor at the end of my output.... for some reason I feel weird about doing that.... like thinking that maybe I need a buffer in there, that if I do just put a resistor at the output of my oscillator that that when i do hook the circuit up to a load (the guitar amp) that it would change the signal.... like it wouldn't be consistent but instead dependent on the load..... could anybody help me out with this?

thanks joshua

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panfilero
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Have Fun! Rich

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Rich Grise

panfilero snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com posted to sci.electronics.design:

A resistor based divider is appropriate.

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JosephKK

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