Get the STK pin out and compare.
Then match the pins.
Mount this high on the sink, so you have room.
Then match the pins.
Mount this high on the sink, so you have room.
Ask the people who make those modules.
Inverting and non inverting, see op amp texts, means phase change I think.
If there are excess pins, leave them open, or grounded.
STK audio amp modules were two amps (sometimes up to four), in the same housing with the power supply pins shared between amplifiers.
So you have to connect signal in, power in, signal out, and mute pins, from the old circuit.
The others may or may not be needed.
If you are getting confused, read up, many threads here about STK issues.
And wait for help, I seem to be the only one responding to you so far!
Inverting and non inverting, see op amp texts, means phase change I think.
If there are excess pins, leave them open, or grounded.
STK audio amp modules were two amps (sometimes up to four), in the same housing with the power supply pins shared between amplifiers.
So you have to connect signal in, power in, signal out, and mute pins, from the old circuit.
The others may or may not be needed.
If you are getting confused, read up, many threads here about STK issues.
And wait for help, I seem to be the only one responding to you so far!
Pin 27 may be mute pin, so needs matching control volts, may be different on the STK.
Loudspeaker cold and hot should be negative and positive wires.
Loudspeaker cold and hot should be negative and positive wires.