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13th April 2003, 10:29 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Kent, WA
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Rail-to-rail power amplifier
Hello,
I am planning on upgrading the speakers in my car, because I was ordering some other stuff from parts express and found the 299-720 woofers, the 289-025 mids and 279-125 tweeters, which are all cheap and will go down to 35 hz -3db at pretty good volume. Anyways, does anybody have an amp schematic which can go a little closer to the rails than the 2 volts or so that almost all amps do? I dont want to build a switching supply and everything if I dont have to. -Chris |
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