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1st November 2006, 03:30 AM
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newb 101 help
Hey im taking an electronics engineering course at college and i'm really interested in it. I play guitar as a hobby so i thought why not try and build a guitar amp because as a student i can't afford the astronomical prices companies charge. I'm sorry if there's already a thread about this but i was wondering if anyone could post links to easy projects, the amp doesn't have to be loud since i live in a townhouse, thanks for your help.
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3rd November 2006, 06:04 PM
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Try Elliot Sound Products. Some good circuits and some good articles. I'm not an electrical engineer and found this site to be invaluable.
http://sound.westhost.com/ |
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