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Headphone Amp (Chu Moy)

Step 10Enclose it!

Enclose it!
I didn't get any images of this as it is pretty straight forward, drill a hole big enough for the part to put through and well, put it through the hole.

REMEMBER: to insulate the bottom of the tin using insulating tape, foam or a cut rubber mat. This will stop shorting.

once its done, enjoy!

If you liked this instructable please comment, rate and show to others.
I also entered this for the thinkgeek competition as not only did i buy the tin from thinkgeek but they also offer a mint tin cmoy, this shows you how to make that famous thinkgeek product.
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Jan 24, 2011. 7:57 PMrickycurrier says:
Thanks so much for putting this up! I had issues on my amp I tried, and really alittle on the second, I couldn't get any right output. After my first complete failure I decided to order higher quality components but once it was built same thing bad sound in left and no right. I ended up taking the 10k pot out and that seemed to do it. I still have an issue when I move the amp but all I have to do is turn it off then back on and it works. Any ideas why? I checked all my joints and it looked good to me.
Jul 31, 2010. 7:47 PMnovaforme says:
Would this work with about 5 outputs for headphones?
Oct 19, 2009. 1:54 PMwerb123 says:
nice mate, and this can make other stuff louder right?

i have a speaker that is 2" diamter, and the back part is like 1 1/2" it doesn't have anything on the back of it, and i was thinking about making this to make that run louder, i hooked up my bookbag to it, and it can fill a quit math room with music, :)
Apr 27, 2009. 7:42 PMcaremusico says:
nice job! a little question... i can do this (mono obviously) for making a boost pedal for electric guitar?. thanks in advance .
Aug 15, 2009. 8:26 PMciderknight says:
it's probably not powerful enough to be used as a preamp, but you can certainly try. not like it's expensive or anything. plus, if it doesn't work you can use it as a headphone amp.
Aug 22, 2009. 9:44 AMshams says:
It is quite powerful bt u will need gain of 100 to use it with guitar....nd cmoy runs on gain of 1-15.......bt it is easy to make it 100 just change the resistor !
Oct 6, 2009. 3:07 PMZem says:
What would you change the resistor to for 100?
Oct 7, 2009. 9:55 AMshams says:
It's not resistor it's the gain of amp.............higher gain means it will amplify more lower power signals to higher power signal......bt can suffer with distortion....so watch out !!!
Oct 7, 2009. 1:35 PMZem says:
 ... You said "bt it is easy to make it 100 just change the resistor !" what am I changing the resistor to??
Oct 8, 2009. 2:27 AMshams says:
Gain=R4/R3+1.......this r two resistor in feed back loop.........
Oct 8, 2009. 7:57 AMZem says:
 Ooh, okay thanks.
Apr 26, 2009. 6:25 PMdirtriding says:
Great job!! I will be trying this out myself.

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