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Mini Guitar Amp

A Mini Guitar Amp Using The LM386 IC
Steps
  1. Overview
  2. Step 1: Drilling Holes
  3. Step 2: Installing Hardware
  4. Step 3: Building The Circuit
  5. Step 4: Insulation
  6. Step 5: Soldering Components
  7. Step 6: Rock Out!

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Created by takide
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Step 2: Installing Hardware Step 3 of 7

Next, I placed the potentiometer, LED holder, rocker switch, 1/4" audio jack, and speaker in their spots inside the case. I used some electrical tape to keep the speaker in place, but hot clue or other tape will work too. I also put the red LED into the LED holder so that it would be easier to solder later. 

Here is the case with the hardware in place:

 

Amp-hardware-2

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