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Day: January 17, 2005

Diy Portable Amp For Beginners

January 17, 2005 by Jason Striegel 26 Comments

minty amp

as cool as the minty mp3 is, you’ll probably want a minty amp to go with it so you can hear your fresh tunes at proper jaw rattling volume.  and unlike limor’s awesome mp3 player, this one is a great way for a beginner to get started with hacking audio electronics.

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