| Most PC “mic” inputs are pretty average for noise and distortion, and they’re usually mono. Plus, they can’t properly take balanced, pro mic...
All items tagged with DIY electronics and audio (53)
| Make your analog breadboard experiments instantly audible with Elektor’s first analog T-board, featuring a compact class-D amplifier, DC/DC...
€5 / Members: Free
| This versatile project provides flexible and dynamic signal distortion as a sound effect for synthesizers and guitars. A chain of saturating...
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| In audio circuits, virtual grounds offer an innovative alternative to switching signal lines. Instead of routing signals through a switch, t...
| Build your own compact FM stereo test transmitter that generates ultra-low distortion audio and precise VHF signals using only simple CMOS l...
| Clean up hum in your audio power amps with this smart supply design. The project demonstrates a simple way to cut ripple without full regula...
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| Turn your synth or guitar into a distortion powerhouse with this versatile project. Featuring saturating amplifiers, switchable summation, a...
| Fill any room with high-quality sound using the compact, energy-efficient Card Sound audio player. With micro SD storage and I²C/RS-485 cont...
| Check out the latest installment of Elektor Lab Notes. We cover some of the newest projects on our workbenches, including upcoming articles,...
| The Elektor Circuit Special 2025 is packed with innovative circuit designs, inspiring DIY electronics projects, and practical tips to enhanc...