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That's true; I should've made this more clear. I'm using a "supergun" tool that is designed to lower the level back down to line-level, so I don't actually need
by nicole_express 5y ago
That's true; I should've made this more clear. I'm using a "supergun" tool that is designed to lower the level back down to line-level, so I don't actually need the amplifier to run at anywhere near its full capability; in fact, that'd just be a waste. I just need to give it enough power to work at all.
Even so, I wouldn't be surprised if the high-pitched sound you can faintly hear in the video at the end is due to the effect you mentioned.
- mmastrac 5y agoWhat's a "supergun"? Basic googling didn't help.
- RetroSpark 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperGun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperGun
- morcheeba 5y agoAh, cool, that makes sense! If you need more power, I'd suggest a module like this one: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ptn78000a.pdf https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ptn78000a.pdf Switched capacitors are great for low currents, but inductors work better for higher currents.