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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
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Hello
I and building a project in which I would like to chain up an 8 channel system, using these tiny Nokia N95 speakers: N SERIES SPEAKER PHOTO these dont seem to have a data sheet and I would like to find out their power consumption / wattage / rating so I can work out how to drive them. I have run 1 on the headphone output of my laptop, but signal is pretty distorted. I need to boost gain way up and i have heard the original mobile phone play pretty loud. I would like to have 8 chains of 10 speakers. meaning I need 8 mono amps or 4 stereo amps they can also be seen here: here: I am also trying to work out what would be the best shape horn / sound box for these little drivers please let me know if you can help thanks! |
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