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I built my stereo at age 12, then followed it up with a (much larger) bass amplifier for my bass guitar when I was 14, and a mixer/effects box at 15. Of course
by mnw21cam 3y ago
I built my stereo at age 12, then followed it up with a (much larger) bass amplifier for my bass guitar when I was 14, and a mixer/effects box at 15. Of course they linked together, using the bass amplifier as a sub-woofer. I didn't have to deal with as high a voltage as you, just the 240V mains supply, and then the +-70V supply to the bass amp circuitry.
I think kids these days are much more likely to do something digital than build things like this from discrete components.
- jacquesm 3y agoIndeed, and I consider that to be a huge loss. Real world skills are important skills. Just as important as digital skills but financially we seem to think otherwise.