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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 4: Insulation Step 5 of 7

Before putting the amp together, it is wise to insulate the exposed electronics. I cut some paper and taped it to the back of the amplifier circuit to keep things from shorting out. 

Here is what my amplifier circuit looked like with the added insulation:

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