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Reproduction of an audio (stereophonics) or a video (stereoscopics) signals, through two separate channels.

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I have a New Holland W130b loader with a main battery disconnect switch. The switch kills ground to the system. The stereo I removed was analog, I wanted digital with bluetooth and I can not see the ...
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I'm trying to replace some burnt up components on a old (and hard to find) car stereo for my project car. There are limited markings. One says BA RU and the other says DA RU
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I am making a car stereo which has two inputs: A 3.5mm connector and bluetooth. The bluetooth signal is converted to analog using PCM5102 which output is 2.1Vrms. The purpose of the summing amplifier ...
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Relatively new to electrical engineering broadly so please excuse any confusion, etc. Here to learn! I am working on the layout for a stereo direct coupled tube amplifier. The schematic (below) is by ...
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I recently acquired an old transistor radio and I'm interested in transforming it into a Bluetooth speaker. I'm considering using a stereo amplifier kit that includes built-in Bluetooth, such as this ...
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I’ve been searching for a module to mix a stereo line input from a laptop with a hot mono input from my Eurorack setup, while also maintaining a proper line output signal. I love the design of the ...
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I was trying to build a 10 band stereo equalizer where I would implement 10 bandpass filters centered at frequencies 32, 64, 128,256m....,16.384 kHz for a simulation project I used a -40 dB and a +40 ...
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I have two old-style telephone pickup coils, each of which has a 3.5mm mono (TS) male output. I made a simple adapter that just runs together the grounds from both inputs and connects each positive to ...
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I'm using a TPA6132 headphone amplifier connected to a stereo (TRS) output socket. In my application, the output will usually be used as a line output, and only occasionally with headphones. The audio ...
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Summary: I have an in-ear-headphone that I am trying to replace the TRS jack for. I have tried soldering the wires to a jack a couple of times with the same no-good result. The left speaker doesn't ...
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Background I've built a few passive crossovers, but never done anything active and my electrical skills are newb at best. I wanted to test out an active crossover after reading into by-amping a stereo ...
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I am trying to connect an amplifier with 100W RMS per channel output to a subwoofer that only has a single channel line level input. The amplifier does not have a volume controlled line/preamp output. ...
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I have a jack stereo cable like the one in this video. It stopped working correctly (only one side of the audio could be heard), and when I unscrewed the male and female plugs, both looked a bit iffy. ...
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I'm trying to make an audio mixer circuit based on the amplifier circuit published by Scott Campbell. I have no knowledge of opamps so I'm taking it mostly as-is but the input signal I am going to ...
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I noticed that the volume of a speaker gets slightly lower when combining the left and right channels versus having ONLY one of the 2 channels connected to the speaker. I know that combining the left ...
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