In this 'ible, I'm gonna show you how to build a pocket-sized stereo amplifier.

Step 1: Inspiration and Features

So...
Where did I get the inspiration from?
First, take a look at these 'ibles:
~https://www.instructables.com/id/Rechargable-pocket-sized-amplifier/(I love this one a lot; this 'ible is where I cheapened my final product... hehehe... :-) )
~https://www.instructables.com/id/Simple-iPod-Amp/

What do those have in common?
Well, they are cheap!, but... mono only.

Then these:
~https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Amplified-Speakers-for-your-MP3-player/
~http://www.fixup.net/tips/pktamp/
~http://tangentsoft.net/audio/cmoy-tutorial/parts.html

What do those have in common?
Their price.(Well, in my country)
As the cost of living rises and the stock exchange falls, it is important that WE! save.
And this is what I'm gonna do today.
And https://www.instructables.com/id/500_Ipod_Amplifier/ is out of da question.(You know why.)
Now... the features.

~Portable(obviously)
~Stereo(obviously)
Let's get started.

Step 2: Materials

What you'll need:
~4k7 resisor X2
~1M resistor X2
~BC548 X2
~BC327 X2
~10V, 10uF electrolytic cap(I used 16V becos' the 10V was out of stock; 16V should do the trick) X2
~enclosure(I used an Eclipse(r) mints box[I love it!!!, and Atloids are not sold in my country anyway]{Yup, it fits in your pocket, get ready for XTRA LOUD MUSIC!!!})
~3.5mm audio jack
(You dont need a switch, becos' of the fact that this curcuit won't consume any energy when no audio is input(ted).
ok, LET'S GET STARTED.

Step 3: Prepare the Electronics

Ok, now for the electronics.
Look at the schematics below to help you build the curcit.
I have "burned" the words in PSCS4E(Photoshop CS4 Extended)specially for you.