Lol cheers, I have a couple here and I thought they seemed ok, at least to replace tl072 is some applications.
Haven't tried them. As of yesterday, the OPA1642 has become my new favourite. It's expensive though.. :|
No, you adjusted to the "new" sound then your opinion changed.
I've heard all the op-amps mentioned here and their performance/sound will depend upon the application and the surrounding circuitry.
Still these op-amp "rolling" threads are fun to read, though.
LOL.
I just "downgraded" to OPA2132P after many months of using "high end" duals and singles on dual adapters (such as LME49710HA x2 , OPA627 x2, LM6172, etc.)
The result: I absolutely love the OPA2132P. I've owned it for well over a year and never really gave it much of a chance because I had so many other "awesome opamps".
Pffft.
I just "downgraded" to OPA2132P after many months of using "high end" duals and singles on dual adapters (such as LME49710HA x2 , OPA627 x2, LM6172, etc.)
The result: I absolutely love the OPA2132P. I've owned it for well over a year and never really gave it much of a chance because I had so many other "awesome opamps".
Pffft.
The bandwidth is an intrinsic part of its performance and a crucial aspect to consider when choosing a device for a given application. So bandwidth is just one aspect of performance that defines the whole device.
Take a 3 amp fuse and ask 'does the 3 amp rating of the fuse affect its performance' ? Its the same type of question.
Take a 3 amp fuse and ask 'does the 3 amp rating of the fuse affect its performance' ? Its the same type of question.
What about OPA827AID? I have a few surface mount devices, ii could use with DIP adapters...
A few LME49710/20/40 Ha
A couple LT1115..
A couple of OPA2132.
INA217.(maybe not useful in this case)
Ive been building an active crossover, initially based around ne5532 then LME49740 for all stages, both the buffers and filter stages.
I really want to try a set of LT1028
What suits best...
A few LME49710/20/40 Ha
A couple LT1115..
A couple of OPA2132.
INA217.(maybe not useful in this case)
Ive been building an active crossover, initially based around ne5532 then LME49740 for all stages, both the buffers and filter stages.
I really want to try a set of LT1028
What suits best...
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Will do fine... I use the, slightly faster AD826 as an IV, which sounds much, much better than the 2604 I used before. More detail, good balance between highs and lows and good dynamics.
The LT1028 appears to be on about the same level, but I haven't tried that one since I'm plagued by a tight budget for this hobby...
How it performs compared to the LME's I can't tell either.
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Me also, and I have a few OPA827 purely as they were bundled with the last TI samples I got, some time ago. LT1028 looks interesting,but they are costly, as you say.
