Opamp Upgrades for Mixing Board
Edu Silva
edusilva at bahianet.com.br
Sun Aug 15 15:24:28 CEST 1999
WeAreAs1 at aol.com wrote:
>
> Here are some that I'm considering:
>
> OP275
Specs are good, but I don't like it's sound.
> TLO72 (the old standby..)
Cheap, but there are lots of better IC's today, at very good prices.
> NE5532 (very popular in the 80's... now??)
You'll need another power supply...
> TLE2072 (ti's "Excalibur" series)
Never listened do them.
> NJM4560 (used in all Mackie products)
My choice! Mouser sells them at $0.33, or even less, if you buy 100.
Very low noise and distortion. Sounds OK to my ears.
> I would consider buying more expensive parts, if they
> can show considerable sonic improvement (for instance, if even my girlfriend
> can hear the difference...)
Try the OPA2604 in one channel. Even your dog will hear the
difference...
> I'd also consider mixing types - for example,
> using one type for the mic pre section and another type for the EQ stages,
> etc.
I'd use the OPA2604 for the mic pre and the NJM4560 for the other
stages.
Edu
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