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Join Date: Feb 2011
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This is my pre amp :
![]() With a 100k pot going out after the 470uf cap . Yes , there is sound , but my strat IS acoustically louder then it . And with this power amp : http://www.futurekit.com/2009/manual...6/FK604E-2.pdf It's hooked up to a 12Wrms 4ohm load . But when i tried it with a line output ... the preamp pot smokes and arcs . |
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Does the FUTURE KIT work by itself? Which pot is it that arc's? is it the one on the FUTURE KIT? You will need to give us a more detailed discription befor we can understand.
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1 is to ground 2 is output 3 is input . |
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Ok well I have looked at the data sheet for the LM386 and it is able to put out 350 milli watts of power, so it may be that you are dumping that into the pot. You have a blocking capacitor between pin 5 and the pot so that means its not a DC problem, asuming it is wired just like the diagram. Really, the right answer is that you shouldnt use the LM386 as a pre-amp. You can do what you need with an op amp. It should be one with a high input impeadance to match your guitar (say 500K to 1M ohm) and the gain will be something on the order of X10. or mabe a little more. Look around for a Op amp pre-amp design. The parts should be realllllllly cheap.
Last edited by firechief; 15th March 2011 at 07:54 PM. Reason: checked my facts |
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You know what, on second thought this is probally a incorrect connection. double check your wiring.
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Location: North Derbyshire
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Trying to feed a speaker from it means the pot has to be fully at one end, or VERY, VERY close to it. This means it burns the pot out. The pot needs to be at the input of the little power amp, not the output - but what's wrong with the pot already in your guitar?.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: North Derbyshire
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Exactly, so you don't need another one.
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