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SammichFM Distorted Audio From Out 1/2


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Well, I thought my SammichFM was working perfectly, but I think I spoke a bit too soon. I seem to be getting a nasty distorted output from Audio Out 1/2. The output of out 2/3 sounds fine. Audio from 1/2 seems to be a distorted version of what's coming out of 1/2. Any tips on tracking down the problem?

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I'm taking a bit of a guess, but it sounds like one of the op-amps. I would check first to see if those are getting proper voltage. If the op-amp is getting too low of a voltage, it can sound crusty and otherwise distorted, though it may also sound quiet compared to the other outputs in that case. I would start there and work your way backwards. I can't claim to be an expert on the MBFM design though - just thought I'd share what I knew at least of op-amp behaviors I've experienced.

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I'm taking a bit of a guess, but it sounds like one of the op-amps. I would check first to see if those are getting proper voltage. If the op-amp is getting too low of a voltage, it can sound crusty and otherwise distorted, though it may also sound quiet compared to the other outputs in that case. I would start there and work your way backwards. I can't claim to be an expert on the MBFM design though - just thought I'd share what I knew at least of op-amp behaviors I've experienced.

Hiya, wow, rapid reply. I'll have a look into that.

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