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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Athens
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I have a radio wich delivers excellent sound, even though low power (7 watt per channel) . So, I thought "why not to open it and discover why it gives such a NICE sound. Maybe I'll discover some extraordinary amp chip, or maybe a small tube(!!!)" .
And what did I found out??!!!!! Uses : (the amp section) TDA7266L as amp chip 10 electrolytics caps 1 IC 3pin (can't see letters) 1 transistor (can't see letters) 1 IC 4580D JRC 4024G (must be dake number) 1 Coil 10 SMD pieces on the coppes side of the PCB. These ones are so small tha I can't see anything on them! Has anybody built an amp with TDA7266L? Does it deliver such a great sound? Maybe these extra components are just a preamp, or they are responsible for that quality in the sound? |
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