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Fifth order passive filter - band pass

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I thought that an op-amp in a buffer configuration can be the solution but when I use it the signal is drastically lowered.
Would prefer a schematic together with a measurement that shows where "the signal is drastically lowered". I already mentioned the problem of OP drive capability (maximum output current). I think however that 50 ohm impedance is far from optimum for a 30 to 100 kHz filter.
 

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