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July 2, 2008

DIY Headphone Amp built in a CD-ROM Case

at 5:11 am. Filed under Computer Hacks, Cool Gadgets, Electronic Hacks

 

I love using old computer equipment and breathing new life into it. That is exactly what Giovanni Militano did when he took some electrical parts and stuffed them into an old CD-ROM case. The resulting DIY Headphone Amp looks great!

"This headphone amplifier will reside primarily on my desk at work, so it needs to fit into an office environment. Fortunately I had a dead Plextor external CD-ROM kicking around that would make for the perfect enclosure and blend in well on my desk. Even better yet, it already had a power switch, power adapter receptacle and RCA inputs on the back as well as a headphone jack on the front. Perfect!"


 

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One Response to “DIY Headphone Amp built in a CD-ROM Case”

  1. Luis Says:

    Using small front board from the very cdronm the you disassemble,
    you can add a preamplifier so you can use with
    electric Guitar or microphone.
    most of cdroms have one right on the front of the unit,
    and separate from the rest of the main board
    commune ic # 3414a Single-supply dual high current operational amplifier.
    y have photos if you like

    good mod DIY

    Luis R

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