I like to improve the sound of my amp. I saw there are 2 Philips NE5532N OP amp.
Do you think the sound will improve if I replace with the Burr Brown's OPA2604?
Thanks
Rocky
Do you think the sound will improve if I replace with the Burr Brown's OPA2604?
Thanks
Rocky
Well it would be diffirent... better is subjective to your tastes.... I believe those NE chips do pretty good bass...
I'll guess you won't get an exact answer here. My contribution is OPA2134, AD8620 (max +- 13 Volts!) and an adapter SMD-> DIL
Hi,
check the supply voltage to the 5532 pins. They can tolerate up to about +-21Vdc or +-22Vdc, that many of the newer opamps cannot.
check the supply voltage to the 5532 pins. They can tolerate up to about +-21Vdc or +-22Vdc, that many of the newer opamps cannot.
I think, It depends on your taste. The various OP-AMPs from a few OP-AMP makers, have the distinctive sound. So I think those OP-AMP of Burr-Brown, Analog Device, JRC and etc.
refer to www.digihobby.co.kr
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refer to www.digihobby.co.kr
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Nordic said:
I am going to try another brand named Fairchild this weekend. May be sound better or worse.
Thanks
Rocky
My experience with fairchild has not been too good, I get the impression they make low cost copies....
A common replacement for the NE chip is AD825 or even LT1469CN8.
A common replacement for the NE chip is AD825 or even LT1469CN8.
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