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Uploaded by on Jul 16, 2009

This is a simple amplifier to build and will take less than 20 minutes. The best part is that you can buy all the parts at radioshack.

Sorry about the crappy video quality. I got it from my old metacafa account.

enjoy

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  • ok i made this and tried it out on 10 w and 0,5 w speaker........ on 10w speaker it was realy quiet, on 0,5w speaker i didnt hear anything where is the problem bro?

  • @padly88 to clarify it is a 1 watt amp and it depends on how many the volts are and how much the input power is. hope that helped

  • @cordcole if u take a capacitor and add it to pins 1 and 8 you can increase the power to 200 rather than using 20.

  • @AJpennster ok thanks, ya that will do it

  • how much did it all cost?

  • @padly88 10 bucks or less

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  • IT WORKS! btw... the disk capaciter, for those of you who dont know, is labled 47k

  • or u can just use the chip without the other stuff?

  • STUPID ME. NEED TO UNDERSTAND SCHEMATICS. *scolds self, & mutters* "lazy person..."

  • thanx cornhole

  • @windoes98se

    ohh.... tnx

  • @padly88 you may need an high impedence speaker such as 32 ohms or maby eaven higher

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