Easy enough?

[Wolfetan44]

I'm looking for an easy build to start off with. Any you guys recommend? I have a soldering iron, solder and a multimeter. So I think I'm good with tools for now. And for anyone who loves headphones, I have a Beyer DT880, Sennheiser HD650, and a Paradox by LFF. If anyone is interested also, my username on Head-Fi is Wolfetan44.

 

[OnAudio]

Do you want to have fun. Are you seeking adventure ?

I'm looking for an easy build to start off with. Any you guys recommend? I have a soldering iron, solder and a multimeter. So I think I'm good with tools for now. And for anyone who loves headphones, I have a Beyer DT880, Sennheiser HD650, and a Paradox by LFF. If anyone is interested also, my username on Head-Fi is Wolfetan44.

 

[ItaPapu]

I'm looking for an easy build to start off with. Any you guys recommend? I have a soldering iron, solder and a multimeter. So I think I'm good with tools for now. And for anyone who loves headphones, I have a Beyer DT880, Sennheiser HD650, and a Paradox by LFF. If anyone is interested also, my username on Head-Fi is Wolfetan44.

Try Circlophone. Build it and listen to it. No need for any adjustment.

Regards

Ted

 

[TonedeafDIY]

I'll second the Circlophone.
I'm an electronic idiot and mine worked first time.

 

[jkuetemann]

Another easy build with relatively low parts count is the VSSA. The PeeCeeBee thread offers easy DIY options.

PeeCeeBee Thread

 

[Wolfetan44]

Cool, I'll look at the Circlophone. Where do I get the parts? Also, instructions?

I found this: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...tion-parts-accessories-beginner-friendly.html

 

[Andersonix]

There's a Pass Zen single-ended amplifier 'adaptation' to make it a headphone amp...

 

[ItaPapu]

Cool, I'll look at the Circlophone. Where do I get the parts? Also, instructions?

I found this: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...tion-parts-accessories-beginner-friendly.html

That's where you'll find all the instructions you need. For the parts try Mouser Electronics and/or Tayda Electronics.

Regards,

Ted

 

[Wolfetan44]

Do you want to have fun. Are you seeking adventure ?

Have fun.

 

[Wolfetan44]

That's where you'll find all the instructions you need. For the parts try Mouser Electronics and/or Tayda Electronics.

Regards,

Ted

Cool, I'll start looking through the thread tonight

 

[JMFahey]

Start with a chipamp.
Very well documented, simple to build , killer sound.

Start by an LM1875 or LM3886 kit, can't go wrong.

Much easier and faster (and less potential building problems) than any discrete amp, specially as a first project.

Did I mention killer sound?

Have a good look at Chipamp - diyAudio

EDIT: plus starting with a kit, where you get all correct parts at once, in a single box or bag, is invaluable.

 

[Wolfetan44]

Start with a chipamp.
Very well documented, simple to build , killer sound.

Start by an LM1875 or LM3886 kit, can't go wrong.

Much easier and faster (and less potential building problems) than any discrete amp, specially as a first project.

Did I mention killer sound?

Have a good look at Chipamp - diyAudio

EDIT: plus starting with a kit, where you get all correct parts at once, in a single box or bag, is invaluable.

Directions for it?