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24th November 2008, 11:35 AM
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id like to amplify the ringtone signal from PC to speaker,
when i test it , it works, but the sound is not so good, i think it is related to the noise,, im planing to put filter before the signal get amplified but I dont know what kind of filter circuit is the best(low pass, high pass) can someone give me suggestion? |
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