Soldering Your Own Headphone Amp - SYSTM

Learn to solder by building yourself the most excellent Chu Moy headphone amp. It sounds great but cheap enough to give away as holiday stocking stuffers.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• amp
• amplifier
• build
• compact
• DIY
• headphone
• project

[TheArtOfWeed]

Why in the world is this sponsored by the air force?

[ziggyhuys]

Where do I get the soldering charts and a list of components to buy?

[riothero313]

@randycornhole They L is silent, I think you might need to learn how to pronounce it. Go ahead and check google definition, webster, the freedictionary, dictionary'com, or any other online dictionary with audio pronunciations and you'll see.

[randycornhole]

I've done a lot of soldering but what the hell is soddering...? He needs to learn to pronounce it correctly.

[lumabi25]

@darandomizer2 It might be a silent letter for you but not for most. As long as I live, I'll never understand why Americans don't pronounce the L in solder, and for that matter they drop the H in herb or herbal. Just one of those things that tend to amuse and slightly irritate those of us around the world :)

[jmwreck]

very cool, but for me, the way to adjust the pins of the chip is to use tweezers, because holding it like that can cause damage to the chip (e.g. static), well that works for me especially on sensitive chips like the LM13600 and the likes. :D

[DeAlmachtigeAlex]

@razvythebest66 Yay, I'm a good pot smoker xD (I really am actually xD)

[darandomizer2]

@SwanSongRecords It's called a silent letter. Look it up on your favorite dictionary site before making incorrect assumptions. You will see something like this: [sod-er]

[SwanSongRecords]

@darandomizer2 Well, its got an L in it, which you tend to pronounce.

[darandomizer2]

@SwanSongRecords You are incorrect.

[canitakeyourpic]

soddering????? soldering, SOLDERING!!!!!