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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: JHB,Gauteng,South Africa
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Check out my intro on my profile
Well this my 1st project, but a lil' info first. Many of you may know of those portable external speakers that people use for their Ipods and stuff. Well I wanna make my own but more powerful!!!and well there's these guys at school that like to show off with their speakers so I wanna shut em up. Well this is what I've done and got so far: ![]() ![]() ![]() ATEH SHOX EATER!!!!(Not done yet.)
^^^ There's the problem. I did a test run using my cellphone as the music player and it's really quiet..... I wanna make an amp but I don't know how and what components I need and where to get em. The End..... For now ![]() Any ideas,comments, and changes are welcome
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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You can just buy a cheap amp from Goodwill if you want something that just works, or you can do a modern design using a chip from TI or some other semiconductor company.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: JHB,Gauteng,South Africa
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^^^ The thing is that I wanna build it.
Can I use a chipset from an old RC Car? |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Motor drives operate at too low a carrier frequency for audio. They're typically in the few kHz range while TI's Hybrid Digital chips operate at 250kHz and above.
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Hmmm...
If you wanna really shut them up, a small switching amplifier (there's some decent kits on 41Hz.com/shop), powered by a 12v battery would work. There's some really really small amplifiers, but they use small SMDs, so a compromise could be the amp6-basic. Apart from that, I'm sure the guys here can recommend you some other amplifiers. You're also going to need a cabinet for that driver.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Trondheim
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You can have a weak puny amp as long as you find speakers with really high efficiency. I rock my room with one watt and 95dB / watt speakers.
I second finding a small chip amp. There are plenty on ebay.
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