hi, i have a 3rd generation ipod, 20gb and am going to sell it. it comes with all accesories and is in near mint condition and has only been used for about 2 months. If your interested please contact me at: ramettac@swift-mail.com. Pictures are available if your interested. Thanks

hey, im really interested in buying my own parts to build an rca to rca cable and i am really interested in the homegrown audio kinds. They look really cool too. Some were posted at $7.20, I was just wondering, does anyone know if they come in pairs or single????

could be a grounding issue. if the touch controls aren't properly grounded then any interference coming from you fingers may cause it to make noise.If thats the case, then this would more in the audio not from the unit itself. Im not 100% sure though.

does the noise come from the unit itself or throught the audio to the headphones???

hey, My 3rd gereration 20gb ipod has been acting strange lately. I cant turn it on or download song. The screen keeps flashing the apple logo and i cant do anything about it. I tried plugging it into my computer but nothing happens, it tried reseting it (hold play/pause and menu) but that...

great links, thats exactly what i was looking for. Thanks. Any other suggestions are welcome.

Nice links but now what do i get besides a male plug and wire??? which wire and stuff??

hey, ive seen alot of DIY cable threads lately and was just wondering were you would buy all your parts, What kind of parts to buy and how exactly you put them together??? If you guys have a preffered website where you buy your parts that would be helpful. Thanks

Quote: Originally Posted by bg4533 Why are you against just making your own cable to fit your needs? It is easier than building most amps. Mostly because i dont have many electronic stores around my area and most of my parts have to be ordered through th internet and before i buy...

im looking for only male 1/8". What do you guys use?? Is there anything out there with the wire already attached to the plug??

hey, Where can I find some nice high quality 1/8" or 1/4" jacks for homemade amplifiers? Where do you suggest i buy them from and which make or brand do you suggest? Also, does the quality of the input wire on an amplifier affect the amount of noise and intereference picked up? Im looking for...

thanks that info was really helpful

i have grounded the body of the pot. You said i should use a different pot...what do you suggest.

heres a pic of the amp...

Thats helpful...so your saying to lower the gain to something like....lets say 10-13. This amplifier is my own design and im using the LM386 IC. Id like to know if there is some sort of circuit or potentiometer that would work as a true volume from 0 to full. Im using a dual potentiometer 20K...

well, i have tested it with several different headphones and always come out to the same results the amp can output almost 600mW and has a gain of about 22. I have tried everything but nothing seems to fix this problem. Is it the IC im using? Does the IC have a really big factor in noise...

hello, I recently built an amplifier and after i finished it, i noticed some hiss coming from the unit even when the unit is on and the source is off. I am assuming that it is interference because when tested with different audio sources it gave different levels of hiss. I am using line out...

help, I have a nice harmon kardon stereo receiver with surround sound and everything and its only about 2 or 3 years old. Here's the thing. THE LEFT CHANNEL DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE!!!!! I tried everything, its not any of the setting, the complete left channel doesn't work, not even when i plug...

here's the thing, I a newbie when it comes to Tube Amplifiers. Basically, i've heard of them, never used or owned one either. I basically know nothing about tube amplifiers besides that they amplify audio. I hope you ppl could help, just tell me the main differences between tube and regular...

Just a question, i want to know, Which amp do you absolutely love best. If you had to sell every sinlge one of your amps which would you keep????? just for fun guys

i've tried amps with variable gain settings and heard very little, if not no difference in terms of sound quality and background noises.

i know of some good amps with lithium-ion battery and recharger included, cost around 80$, if your interested i can help

i noticed the power supply is for 220/240 Volts. Could that be a problem for you?

that link was really helpful thanks

hey, does anyone know of a good crossfeed circuit for amps with an on/off switch. Thanks. Any help is appreciated