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Hello, I have been looking around the web for a complete kit for an audio amplifier, for a circuit that I am building that needs to have a wide, flat as possible frequency response (0Hz - 100Khz). Need to be able to bring 400mV up to line level. I have seen several kits based on a LM386, but I can't find any specs that show that circuit is reliable beyond 20hz - 20Khz. I am a beginner, so keep that in mind when responding. -Scott, WU2X But you may be looking for the wrong thing. That's not an audio amplifier, that's a wideband amplifier. A good op-amp is likely going to be what you want, because line level is no more than a volt (if even that), so a gain of about 3 is going to be enough. Of course, if you are driving something out of the ordinary, that may require something more. Micahel VE2BVW |
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