Hey everyone,
I'm just wondering if anyone is willing to share any ideas on how to improve an amplifier's (boombox or otherwise) high frequency response.
I'm thinking of sinking a cap at the inverting input of the output amp to increase high frequency output. I know this works in theory but the problem is finding the right cap size, and finding which IC holds the output amp (not the power amp), and doing this without having to get a hold of the schematics, to begin with.
A lot of today's non-high end audio electronics have a flat frequency response(not like those of the 80's and 90's) and I just want to improve my listening capabilities without digging deeper into my pocket.
Thanks for replying.
I'm just wondering if anyone is willing to share any ideas on how to improve an amplifier's (boombox or otherwise) high frequency response.
I'm thinking of sinking a cap at the inverting input of the output amp to increase high frequency output. I know this works in theory but the problem is finding the right cap size, and finding which IC holds the output amp (not the power amp), and doing this without having to get a hold of the schematics, to begin with.
A lot of today's non-high end audio electronics have a flat frequency response(not like those of the 80's and 90's) and I just want to improve my listening capabilities without digging deeper into my pocket.
Thanks for replying.