Title says it.
I need to deploy the playback heads from a few decks either in a fixed position
where tape is moved across it or the head is moved across the tape.
Naked pre-amp with no tone shaping.
9volts please.
Pre-amp for a cassette playback head needed
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Pre-amp for a cassette playback head needed
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Re: Pre-amp for a cassette playback head needed
Does the Boss OBD not deliver? I think all you need is gain for a tape head.
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Re: Pre-amp for a cassette playback head needed
Truth be told I haven't even considered it. My brain went "-must build it-".crochambeau wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 9:27 am Does the Boss OBD not deliver? I think all you need is gain for a tape head.
Great call though.
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Re: Pre-amp for a cassette playback head needed
I have some transistor gain stuff, I'd be happy to throw a PCB into the outgoing box (assumption on my part).
It's based on the budget microphone preamp from a 1972 RCA projects/circuits book, being goosed with a single common emitter transistor gain stage.
It's based on the budget microphone preamp from a 1972 RCA projects/circuits book, being goosed with a single common emitter transistor gain stage.