Hi, desoldered the last one which didn't work, redid it and it finally works!!!
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the pics..
http://community.webshots.com/album/215875701jrqAGr
now i can rock anywhere man!!!!
Praise the Lord!
And LORD pls save those who are still trapped by debris from the tsunami!
Amen(//)
Looks cool. I liked the enclosure.
beautifull.
i had something similar in mind but i can't find a speaker taht fits my enclosure :lol:
Very interesting idea.
Did you use the specified pots from runoffgroove? Jsut cruiosu, I'm building a ruby right now with bassman mods. However, I am going to use a switched volume pot to turn on the power. Seems more natural like a portable radio.
Quote from: SirPoongaVery interesting idea.
Did you use the specified pots from runoffgroove? Jsut cruiosu, I'm building a ruby right now with bassman mods. However, I am going to use a switched volume pot to turn on the power. Seems more natural like a portable radio.
Everything is just the ruby as it is, haven't tried any of the mod mentioned at rungrove.
Cool idea dude! - switched volume pot.
I think I fried my lm386. I had it soldered to a perfboard (before I had my new breadboard). Well, the circuit is correct but no sound. I probably got it too hot while unsoldering.
Quote from: SirPoongaI think I fried my lm386. I had it soldered to a perfboard (before I had my new breadboard). Well, the circuit is correct but no sound. I probably got it too hot while unsoldering.
Socket the LM386. You'll avoid frying it, unless it's fed too much voltage than what it can handle. :D
I did socket it originall, but it kept popping out???