Chris Tsutsui
Screenwriter
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- Feb 1, 2002
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I just finished my first pocket amp, and the results are great.
Output is almost a watt so it's even enough for small desktop speakers. Playing time is 12 hours, it's about the size of a deck of card but weighs less.
After 2 evenings of tedious tweaking and trouble shooting I literally danced up and down once the sound was just how I wanted. I've used up 2 soldering iron tips from all the soldering and and my room smells like a workshop now.
I explain a bit more at my page HERE.
I don't know, if there's enough interest I might make a "how to" page for beginners like I did with the acoustic panels. What stops me is the fact that this wasn't too fun to build and it got quite frustrating at times. Let me know if you guys are interested as I'm almost done with an easy to read circuit diagram for it. (One that even a newbie can read)
Output is almost a watt so it's even enough for small desktop speakers. Playing time is 12 hours, it's about the size of a deck of card but weighs less.
After 2 evenings of tedious tweaking and trouble shooting I literally danced up and down once the sound was just how I wanted. I've used up 2 soldering iron tips from all the soldering and and my room smells like a workshop now.
I explain a bit more at my page HERE.
I don't know, if there's enough interest I might make a "how to" page for beginners like I did with the acoustic panels. What stops me is the fact that this wasn't too fun to build and it got quite frustrating at times. Let me know if you guys are interested as I'm almost done with an easy to read circuit diagram for it. (One that even a newbie can read)
