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The other amp outputs to a passive horn speaker with the input being a warning sound audio file
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I used mine to make a portable speaker
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The board plays a raw speaker great, but I can't get it to power a string of LEDs off the same voltage
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Used for portable speaker, easy to hookup, highly recommend.
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Both are receiving sound from old iPods and outputting to passive speakers
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Made portable speakers out of them and they are way cheaper and louder than retail portable speakers for sure
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These speakers are shielded - they don't interfere with your arduino or raspberry pi or any other controller etc
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5/18/16: I have now been using this for a few months on a set of passive 8 Ohm speakers typically found in a car stereo setup
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Bought for a ammo can project and right speaker output does not work
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Little disappointed in the quality though, the solder joints for the potentiometer(3 front pins) and right speaker output connector were
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I split the two speakers and hooked them up left-right to this amp
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Used it in a briefcase portable bar/speaker system.
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Handed the input and load quite well - the heatsink does a great job as