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| 9 volt powered pocket mic preamp circuit example grovel - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| darren01 |
I just completed a Rainbow Kit (www.rainbowkits.com) project for their EBAP-2 Audio Stereo Preamp and it does not work as well as I thought it would.
When I turn the volume knob past the mid point the amplification ends and when in the first 1/4 turn down it disorts.
Why does this inverting circuit not work? Anyone familliar with it?
What I am basically looking for is a simple opamp design that will operate to its full potential on 7-9 volts with a 9 volt battery.
It will also have to power an unballanced ECM cartridge ranging from 2 to 9 volts.
I found these below sites but I am comfused at many points.
http://colomar.com/Shavano/intro_opamp.html
http://www.rason.org/Projects/opamps/opamps.htm
http://home.new.rr.com/trumpetb/audio/micamp.html
What is good/bad about thses designs?
I see one does not have capacitors leading to the ground at the noninverting point. Is that bad?
This preamp looks like a good one but a while back I was warned against putting the pont in the gain feedback loop.
http://home.new.rr.com/trumpetb/audio/micamp.html
Would there be a better way to make the type of opamp I want to make? Basically something small like soundprofessionls.com offers.
I have rail road tracks across the street from me and want to record the engines. The SPL will probably peak at about 90db or so.
I need the preamp to be able to handle these SPLs without overloading or disorting.
Any help will be great. I really want to build this type of stuff so I can begin record this spring/summer. :) |
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