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    LM1894 - what's FM apps ?

    Thank you for reply,   1894 chip is placed to check how much helpful it would be in eliminating noise from 8-bit DAC. There's also a software trick that makes 14-bit sound quality from such a sound source, which improves greatly noise level, but I'd like to get something independent. It's...
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    LM1894 - what's FM apps ?

    Hi,   I'm finishing my 2.1 speaker project and I've applied LM1894 noise reduction chip. I'm wondering what would be a difference if I use "FM application" mode (with coil which forms 19kHz filter for FM pilot) - instead of hook-up pins 8 and 9 with 47nF cap ?   Anybody here knows what...
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    [newbie] My first build done: AB Class Ampli - unexpected issues - please help

    Hello,   So I'm in progress of doing my 2.1 project. I've done few steps, some of them works, some of them need some rework. Today I need help with my amplifier "build" - it's done just to see how it works with my configuration (vintage computer + 12V + 4-10W speakers). Later it will be put...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    BUMP.   OK, guys, I've done TDA1519C PCB project, but I'm still waiting for TDA to solder in :)   In the meanwhile I'd like to ask you does it have sense... comparing to my first picture LOL.. I'd like to get few things in one box (PCB): * 2 stereo sources mixer, * sound path split...
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    Internal speakers + TDA1519 ? My first newbie build - please help with any suggestions :)

    Hi again,   I'm crystallizing my idea to build internal speakers for some device.   So far I ended up with: * 2 x Visaton FRWS 5 (4 OHm, 4-10W) * 2 x custom bass (subwoofer, but I don't think so) speakers taken from Acer Aspire 5920 * 2 x TDA1519 (2x6 W each) - one for pair of...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    Quote:   I'm sure as for PC desktop I wouldn't do it, but it's an Amiga, mate ;) Plastic case, not metal one - metal would be just speaker covers, with some anti-dust material that would avoid resonance, as I presume. Eventually I would consider some rubber - I've got some dampening...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    It's gonna be internal build, not external one - so no woodworking. I'd mount speakers to metal cover attached to plastic computer case (my mod, not ready yet - it will look like my Yamaha PSR speakers in Amiga 1200). Google Amiga 1200, you'd see how much space is there ;-) So it forces speakers...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    Hi,   Thanks for express reply ;)   This build is for computer which does have 2 RCA Audio out (Amiga). Sound depends on TV, or external speakers which Amiga is connected to - I'd like sound to be exactly the same in all cases. Of course - better sound quality means the better -...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    Thank for quick reply, Avro_Arrow, but your response would be much valuable if it contained some advices, examples, explanations, or links.   As I wrote - I'm novice, total beginner - I even can't read such schemes (not mention about writing, which is some kind of magic for me, at this...
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    2.1 internal project - step 1

    Hi,   I'm going to build internal sound system - 2.1 speakers for stereo system with real track separation (not channel only). It means I have to join bass to both left and right channels.   Does it look as it should ? I start from the scratch, I mean I have no knowledge how to start...
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    Acer Aspire 5920 Bass Speaker: how to use it ?

    Hi,   I've bought above mentioned speaker to put it to my project: internal 2.1 speakers.   Now my question is: how to connect it ? It has got 5 wires, how to check which is what for ? I presume: 2 for speaker itself, 2 might be for additional power (?) and there's still one left.  ...
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    Built-in speakers DIY - how to ?

    Hi,   I'm going to build own internal speaker system to mount inside a computer as I've grown to do something in my life ;-) You know, spare time, willing, curiosity etc.   Audio source: 2xRCA stereo output.   I'm starting to find out all "tech speaking", and I'm trying soldering, so...
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