A TL071 or TL072 is probably the most popular opamp used for guitar amplifiers and preamps. You can also put together a simple discrete preamp using a JFet.
http://www.till.com/articles/GuitarPreamp/
http://www.till.com/articles/GuitarPreamp/
http://www.velleman-kit.com/engine.php
They sell a kit that does just that.
Probably something like €20 $30 £15 max
http://www.tonepad.com/
Has the EHX lpb-1 (linear power booster) that'll do the trick also. It's marked as a beginner project. 14 components total. It's also great if you play through a valve/tube amp. Highly rekommended build.
Direct link:
http://www.tonepad.com/project.asp?id=31
Complete with board pattern layout etc
Absolutely free. If you dont wanna etch the board yourself they sell it for $8.
Hope this helps
They sell a kit that does just that.
Probably something like €20 $30 £15 max
http://www.tonepad.com/
Has the EHX lpb-1 (linear power booster) that'll do the trick also. It's marked as a beginner project. 14 components total. It's also great if you play through a valve/tube amp. Highly rekommended build.
Direct link:
http://www.tonepad.com/project.asp?id=31
Complete with board pattern layout etc
Absolutely free. If you dont wanna etch the board yourself they sell it for $8.
Hope this helps
well, IMO I beleave a simple buffer will do the best, but it sure depends on how hi the output is, and what sensitivity the line-in input of the soundcard has. When I had passive pickups I used buffer and the result was just fine. I used TL071, LT1115, OP134 and NE5532 and countless the LT all sound prefect, low noise...LT could sound just cool for that money, but it was too sensitive for the circuit andcomponents used, so it just oscilated...
but then I bought EMGs, oohh maan
but then I bought EMGs, oohh maan
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