maosante
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Well, i couldn't find it easily here,
it seems to be too little in comparison to the original one. Does it matter?
Audient ID14 opamps MOD issue
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maosante
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Maybe this is a buffer amplifier or second stage opamp. Since it is not tied to an specific source 1/2 are for the inputs I guess.
What "seems to be too little"? C176 is 0603-sized (imperial), R179 is 1206, C240 / R180 / R182 are 0805.
Or did you mean the value? Try to remember that i'm "only" human, and i can't read minds. If it's the value you're concerned about, remove and measure C190 (connected to pin 8).
If pin 5 is connected to ground (via a trace on the board), that could mean the second half of that opamp is connected as inverting (positive input to ground).
maosante
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I think the value can vary, also the size. What would a 47uf do? 1210
C132 seems to be 0603.
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That's 0402 actually.
Why? Or just what the hell IS your goal, after all???
maosante
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Your right, just placed the 0603. But the inputs still not working as expected, then I will just opt to let them out since outputs do work with the mods.That's 0402 actually.
Why? Or just what the hell IS your goal, after all???
maosante
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By the way, checked connections again, and 1st pin at first opamp is not connected to anything, I think the trace burnt out. Is there a manual way to connect it with a bare wire. I know is not the right way but which other posible solution is there?
*Picture is before mod.
*Picture is before mod.
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maosante
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by running a continuity test on opamp 2 pin 1 (output). This one is connected to near by components.
Newmarket
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Not sure there us much mileage in pursuing this tbh ?
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