From Kenny Balys Sent Sat, May 19th 2018, 15:53
From Kenny Balys Sent Sat, May 19th 2018, 15:53
You can simply try different chips and see how you like them. I have fooled a= round with the same idea but found I often don't like the sound of new op am= ps in a circuit specifically designed for an old one. Also the linearity and slew rates of new op amps can be impressively epic bu= t not so "nice" for audio. Now I am a little more cynical so I will tend to replace 741's with 741's an= d 311's with 311's , et C. The original engineer had all of the limitations of their current componentr= y in mind with their design.=20 Adding rocket packs to dear uncle Arthur's 1946 Hawker Siddley... > On 19. May 2018, at 11:39, dubsiren <xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: >=20 > Hey guys!=20 >=20 > Not synth related, but definitely analog related. >=20 > I have a TL Audio PA-2 that I use for tracking my stereo poly synths. I ha= ve recently had all the ICs socketed so I can ditch the old SSM op amps, and= it has 2 DIP14 OP11 op amps that I want to swap for something better. >=20 > Can anyone here advise me on a drop in replacement for the OP11 that will h= ave a better sound (going for cleaner and faster) >=20 > /m