A signal tracer allows you to trace a signal while listening to it. It's battery powered so that nothing can interfere with what you're hearing.
The Radio Shack mini amp used to be a popular one. Now, I use bluetooth headphones with a transmitter.
With the black probe on the RCA shields, do you have ±10v on the power supply pins of the preamp op-amps?
The Radio Shack mini amp used to be a popular one. Now, I use bluetooth headphones with a transmitter.
With the black probe on the RCA shields, do you have ±10v on the power supply pins of the preamp op-amps?
I would think you have a broken connection between the negative regulator and pin 4 of the op-amps U2 and U3.
I'm not sure where the 12v is coming from if the op-amp supply is 10v.
Since you didn't include U1, I'll assume that the voltages on it are 0v except for the power supply pins which are ±10v.
I'm not sure where the 12v is coming from if the op-amp supply is 10v.
Since you didn't include U1, I'll assume that the voltages on it are 0v except for the power supply pins which are ±10v.
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