| arthur |
i am going to make a simple preamp with opamp such as opa627,what is the optimal supply voltagecan give the best sound quality
many thanks
Arthur |
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| Nuuk |
| I prefer +/-18v with the OPS627. |
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| arthur |
if i can only have +- 9v ,what op amps are more suitable?
Thanks in advance. |
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| Nuuk |
| I can't really comment as I have never used those voltages. I have used the OPA134 down to +/-12v so that may be worth a try! |
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| satoru |
Hi,
LME49710 is specified from ±2.5V supply and it is a nice low-distortion OP-AMP. People tends to prefer higher voltage for more dynamic range above the noise floor (which is fixed by the temperature, etc).
Good luck with your project!
Satoru |
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| cpemma |
| You may find this list useful, though note the application is headphone amps. |
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| KP11520 |
Tangentsoft (see previous post) also sells something you can use for a PS.
http://tangentsoft.net/shop/
Search the whole site. Lots of good info and the 627 gives great results if you design the circuit correctly with optimum voltage. Do your research!
Regards//Keith |
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