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Originally Posted by jotek

I have a radio shack headphone amp forkyfork, and let me say that with my sony 828 (?) earbuds, I have to turn it down because I am afraid I will go deaf....... What was that? Huh? >:) jotek

i have the radio shack one also...which is really the boosteroo just without boosteroo on it lol :approve:

SolSie

I hope that Cmoy amp can provide better clarity and better quality of sound at lower volume level. And if you need to crank up, the sound still keep the same quality without distortion.

Again better headphones would yield more benefit of this device.

star882

Couldn't you use dedicated headphone amp chips to simplify the circuit?
http://focus.ti.com/paramsearch/docs...=TPA6112A2&#rt
http://para.maxim-ic.com/compare.asp...6E,1596F,17DF0
Also note that a very simple charge pump circuit can be used to run the amp from smaller batteries. There are a lot of charge pump chips available.

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Originally Posted by A friend of mine who has a Linux kernel named after his girlfriend.

If I was VirtualBox, I could load my virtualization module into Hannah and boot up another kernel in the same address space.

SolSie

Confirmed: Yes, it doesnt just increase the volume. You should notice more clarity, instrument separation, and bass...

Master_Scythe

mate in Aus used to sell em (he useed to build em) for $20-$40

linksix

Hmm, sounds like an interesting little project. Just wondering, but can you not get or build a circuit to act as a decibel limiter - cut down/regulate the volume to a safe level, but without affecting the clarity of the sound?

Bulldog

Cool stuff!
Now I just need to,seenif I can send my shure e2c's in for repair. got static?

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