I was going to post this in the Little Dot I+ thread, but that thread is pretty much dead. I just want to know, is there anything special I have to do when changing the op-amp? As far as I've gathered, it looks like you don't need to change any jumpers or switches or anything, but I want to be 100% sure before I go digging around in there.
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Quick Question on changing op-amp.
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