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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Hi,
I would like to replace the dual stock opamp in my Philips CD710 with a Discrete opamp, maybe one of audio-gd. Is this possible? I know it is physically possible, but doesn't take the discrete opamp more current than the 'normal' opamp? Thanks, Wouter |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Virginia
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They draw some 50-60mA per dual OpAmp.
I would suggest to try an OpAmp from the latest generation to replace your average NJM4560. I suggest LM4562NA - that is the same IC package. But, with TDA1545 having THD+N of typ -88dB (max -77dB), the improvements will be... minimal. Last edited by SoNic_real_one; 25th January 2012 at 03:04 AM. |
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