I mounted my amp in the front trunk, which gives short cable runs to the speakers, head unit, and battery. It's also a less obvious location for thieves to look. The downside is the potential for noise from the various electronics mounted up there, particularly the power steering. ...
Java or similar programming languages, if you are not, there will be some help provided by the tutorial, but please refer to the electronics and programming resources section. Some electronics knowledge, you need to understand basic electronics concepts such as what voltage, current and a circuit ...
We'll start with the amplifier layout diagram. If things get too cluttered you can refer back up to this clean diagram. The guitar input jacks are at the upper right, the circuit board is in the center, the power transformer (PT) is on the left and the tubes and speaker jack are at...
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Sort of hard to explain which is why I didn't include it in the original post. The decoder (a Loksound v4.0) has an inbuilt 1.8W amplifier, designed for driving a tiny 20mm speaker for use in miniature trains, but I want a higher power output, more volume, bigger speakers et...
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to wire the two most common types of audio jacks – TRS and TRRS. The T stands for “tip”; the R stands for “ring” and the S stands for “sleeve”: TRS Audio Jack TRS audio plugsare found on standard stereo headphones that don’t have a...
It happens sometimes with car amps and speakers that have loose wires. Turn off the power first before handling the wires, then find safe, out-of-the-way spots to secure them with plastic wire ties. Test the wires with a multimeter if you need to in order to be certain that they aren...