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  1. June 7th, 2007, 10:24 AM #39
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    There's a typo somewhere... TI RC4558P or TI RP4558P?

    I only have the chips DVM sent me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    There's a typo somewhere... TI RC4558P or TI RP4558P?

    I only have the chips DVM sent me.
    Ok then it was a typo. We both should have the TI RC4558P...not a TI RP. I was just wondering if you got something different than what I got. Thanks for clarifying man.
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  3. June 7th, 2007, 10:39 AM #41
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    Yes, it's the TI RC4558P. I didn't catch that typo further up the page, and repeated it myself. It kind of gets to be "alphabet soup" with all these different opamp designations after awhile!
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    Quote Originally Posted by duhvoodooman
    It kind of gets to be "alphabet soup" with all these different opamp designations after awhile!
    "Alphabet Soup" - sounds like the name of the next great voodoo pedal!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShortBuSX
    TI RC4558P is the opamp that Im currently using, that Id previously refered to as the boutique...my observations with this one is that its more of a plain ol boost, doesnt seem to add much crunch or grit...just boost.

    For some reason I thought I had 2 more to try, guess its the TI TL072 next...I'll probably install it later this afternoon.
    Tried the TI TL072 this week...Id say its pretty clean and jazzy...Im going back through the opamp rotation and starting over again with the one that came in it(JRC4558D)...but its a toss up between that one and the TI RC4559P for me.
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