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Oct 13, 2014 at 6:46 PM Post #4,787 of 7,383
That makes sense. Thanks, I knew something was really wrong here, and I suspected it was me being a total noob on this kinda stuff.
 
So if I buy one of those adapters it should work even on my motherboard?
 
Oct 13, 2014 at 6:54 PM Post #4,788 of 7,383
Indeed.

You need a single to dual DIP adapter. E-bay is your best bet.

By the way the two OpAmps you chose are great. The 627 is an all time favourite within the audiophile community and the 843 is a very aggressive (fast powerful) sounding OpAmp. As long as you bought them from reputable sellers, I am sure you will enjoy both.

Regards - Nigel
 
Oct 13, 2014 at 9:38 PM Post #4,789 of 7,383
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Oct 27, 2014 at 4:00 AM Post #4,792 of 7,383
Or any better suggestion other than LT1352 for filters?

BTW, any opamp has interesting quality for mid and bass?

Old TL082CN handles bass well (it's dual channel). 8066AR handles bass even better (single channel, needs an adapter, eBay has them already mounted). LT1028ACN8 for the output (filter?) socket will enhance any opamp before it (requires an adapter and a lot of room since it is side-by-side usually).
 
Oct 27, 2014 at 4:09 AM Post #4,793 of 7,383
Old TL082CN handles bass well (it's dual channel). 8066AR handles bass even better (single channel, needs an adapter, eBay has them already mounted). LT1028ACN8 for the output (filter?) socket will enhance any opamp before it (requires an adapter and a lot of room since it is side-by-side usually).


Thanks for replying to my old questions.
Have been using ada4627 and opa827 in the active crossover...havent done any rolling since then.....
Not sure I could hear much difference. There was a difference when I swapped the opa2124 with lm4562 though..
 
Oct 27, 2014 at 11:58 PM Post #4,794 of 7,383
A lot of times you will get clarity and not know it. Most of time you get a veil where the opamp puts its own color on the sound and if there was clarity, it is now hidden in the veil/coloring.
 
The old 5532D is really clear, the standard for years.
 
LME49860NA is fairly clear while it enhances the vocal range.
 
LME 49990 is a very good all around sound opamp usually found in consumer DVD players where they bothered to design and build around the opamp.
 
Nov 14, 2014 at 9:28 AM Post #4,795 of 7,383
Indeed.

You need a single to dual DIP adapter. E-bay is your best bet.

By the way the two OpAmps you chose are great. The 627 is an all time favourite within the audiophile community and the 843 is a very aggressive (fast powerful) sounding OpAmp. As long as you bought them from reputable sellers, I am sure you will enjoy both.

Regards - Nigel

 
Hi SpudHarris...
 
Saw your excellent collections of op Amps on a previous post...
 
I just tried the LT1028ACN8, which I'm complete in love with :)
 
Have you tried this, and If so, do you have some suggestion for
improvements if you just like LT1028ACN8...
 
/Thanks Michael.
 
Nov 18, 2014 at 8:54 AM Post #4,796 of 7,383
  [snip]
 
The old 5532D is really clear, the standard for years.
 
[snip]

 
The 5532D must be a lot different from the NE5532AP I tried in my iBasso PB2.
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/528149/ibasso-pb-2-pelican-fully-balanced-portable-db-2-dac-hiflight-recommended-op-amps-page-16/1110#post_10649428
 
Mike
 
Nov 19, 2014 at 3:14 AM Post #4,797 of 7,383
49860 is uber hi-fi.  It is more than "fairly clear". 
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Nov 22, 2014 at 6:05 PM Post #4,798 of 7,383
I am trying OpAmp rolling for first time. I put a 2134 in a Audinst AMP-HP and I give it slight edge over the stock OpAmp.
 

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