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Pocket amp circuit

This serene little pocket amp circuit was submitted by MAKE Flickr pool member Abie Ringman.
The Mint-Tin/CMoy headphone amplifier costs around $20 to make and therefore is a very attractive alternative to similar commercial amps which can run upwards of $100. Get more info on this popular project in MAKE Volume 4.

Pocket amp circuit on Flickr - Link

From the pages of MAKE:

Mint-Tin Amp MAKE 04 - page 141. Subscribers--read this article now in your digital edition or get MAKE 04 @ the Maker store.

Related:

RC4560-based headphone amplifier - Link

Posted by Collin Cunningham | Jan 30, 2008 02:00 PM
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