After lots of searching and reading and in an effort to avoid unleashing the wretched blue smoke, I would like to ask if I have this straight.
IF I have two 2.5 watt 3.2 Ohm boombox speakers and if the LM386 has a 4 Ohm to 8 Ohm range, can I assume if I hook them up daisy-chain style that it will make 6.2 Ohms making them OK for use? can resistors be used adjust this?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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nearly any speaker will work with a LM386, here's one i made using a LM386 and an old draw plus a 12" FANE 15 ohm speaker, sound's fine,
Yeh, I saw this one awhile back. Fell in love with it immediately. Been meaning to tell you for awhile - I like your work. Very nice work.
Thank you for the info.
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Thanks for that tip, Brian! Coincidently, I am making a smokey from one of your layouts. Gonna try to add a volume to it since none of my CBGs have a volume control yet.
Yea, those are good, do not pass on any Sony made speakers. They don’t fool around? I don’t use anything under 2.5 watts for LM386 amps. Way better than the half watt speaker that’s in a Smokey?
Don’t worry, you can’t set anything ablaze with a half a watt & 9 volts of power? And don’t worry about the ohms difference, its a Lo fi amp, not crucial?
https://mesaboogie.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/218267437-What-is-...
OK, thank you very much! So, then I can use one 3.2 Ohm speaker? (My preference. Two amps!)