TheNewGuy
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Hey Everyone,
So I'm gathering parts for this Stereo Headphone Amplifier I'm putting together powered by two LM386 IC's when I got this idea: would it be possible to have more than one auxiliary output jacks? Below is my refined schematic with bass boost that I got off of the LM386N-1 Datasheet.
The reason I would want to do this is because I have stray stereo speakers that use auxiliary jacks that do not have amplifying circuits of their own, so my reasoning is having more than one auxiliary output jacks so I could have two speakers instead of just one...would it be reasonable to do?
-TheNewGuy
PS- I am thinking of going and getting a copper PC board and some etchant for the final product after I breadboard it out.
So I'm gathering parts for this Stereo Headphone Amplifier I'm putting together powered by two LM386 IC's when I got this idea: would it be possible to have more than one auxiliary output jacks? Below is my refined schematic with bass boost that I got off of the LM386N-1 Datasheet.
The reason I would want to do this is because I have stray stereo speakers that use auxiliary jacks that do not have amplifying circuits of their own, so my reasoning is having more than one auxiliary output jacks so I could have two speakers instead of just one...would it be reasonable to do?
-TheNewGuy
PS- I am thinking of going and getting a copper PC board and some etchant for the final product after I breadboard it out.
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