Hi! Welcome to the toutorial of how to make a Mini Coffin Guitar Amp, that plugs directly into guitar, WITHOUT WIRES and WITHOUT ADAPTER. Its COMPACT, runs on a single 9 volt battery and has BUILT IN OVERDRIVE.
WARNING! This amp is designed for Stratocaster guitar. ( it can fit other guitars as well, but i cant guaranty anything) :) (And sorry for my English aswell)
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Signing UpStep 1: Parts you need
cardboard ( preety thick)
a small speaker ( about 1.5W)
guitar plugg (with a plastic body)
hot glue
black paint
9v battery
Clip for 9v Battery
Parts for a circuit:
R1 22K 1/4W Resistor
C1 10µF 25V Electrolytic Capacitor
C2 100nF 63V Polyester or Ceramic Capacitor
C3 220µF 25V Electrolytic Capacitor
IC1 TDA7052 Audio power amplifier IC
That's it. Maybe you'll need something esle too, but im sure you can find it at home.








































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VERY...VERY Cool Project...
PS: i cant wait to make my electric guitar portable and wireless!
i'm still new in electrons too. Yes, I had my R1 connected to the ground. I don't know what can be wrong in your circuit. make sure the IC is exactly TDA7052, without any letters at the end. they are slightly different, but may cause some problems.
http://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/lm386-power-audio.php this might work, but I'm not exactly an electronics engineer, but this chip is designed for battery powered operation :)
What a pain...
The capacitors (C2 and C3), is only one end soldered onto the wire and the other left hanging or connected to a ground? ...or are the ends soldered onto the 2 remaining IC1 prongs? If not, are these just left with nothing on them?
I'm sorry if I am not clear - I know what I mean, but you probably don't! haha.
If you can help I'd be grateful and if you want me to explain better I will understand. Thanks :)
I'm studying in art school as a sculptor,now. In this year I've learnd a lot. I can work with many other materials now. in the past only cardboard was available to me :D
So now I'll start posting huge amount of different stuff, from art to amps :D
i used cardboard only because it's easyer to cut and paint. :)
P.S. i'm not that harsh to give you a 1, so i'll go ahead and give you what a good 'ible deserves