This Guitar Jammer circuit I have explained below enables you to jam out to your favorite songs from your cellphone or computer. You can mix an external audio track with your guitar sound, then use headphones to listen to the blended result. Imagine playing note-for-note copies of legendary guitarist’s riffs and exchanging scorching pentatonics, “hammer-ons,” […]
Audio and Amplifier Projects
How to Make a Dual Tone Siren Circuit
This two tone siren circuit explained here gives out a continuously varying high amplitude sound. Since the supply voltage is not critical, it can be used in cars, motor cycles or at home. It can replace the ordinary call bell. A dual one siren is an amplified alarm circuit designed to generate two different audio tones resembling […]
Simple AM Radio Receiver using IC TA7642
We see this radio circuit is very basic, not too many parts, but still it works. This circuit shows how a full MW radio can be made with very few parts. The main part is TA7642 which already has RF amplifier, detector, AGC inside, so we do not need to build all that outside. Main […]
5 Simple Audio Mixer Circuits Explained
The explained 5 circuits below are universal simple audio mixer circuits, that may be customized and upgraded to 5 channel or even 10 channel mixers, as desired by the user. Contributed by: Anil Rao. Stereo Audio Mixer The operation stereo audio mixer circuit shown below is straightforward: If a mic is “being used,” its output […]
Mp3 Player Using DF Player – Full Design Details
In this post I will show how to construct an Mp3 player using arduino and DFPlayer. The proposed article has two Mp3 player designs, one with push button control and another one with IR remote control. We will also take a look at DFPlayer (Mp3 player module) and its specifications. We all love music, we […]
Notch Filter Circuits with Design Details
In this article I will provide a detailed explanation regarding how to design notch filters with precise center frequency and for maximum impact. Where Notch Filter are Used Notch filter circuits are normally used for suppressing, nullifying, or cancelling a particular range of frequencies in order to avoid an annoying or unwanted interference within a […]