At 07:20 PM 10/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>    I've done, but nothing...
Hi,

Go to their web page and search on 'pop', first result gets you
to an on-line FAQ.

There are a couple of things, first the possibility that there is a pop
*recorded* with the sound (due to an on-board switch click, say), and
second that you are not using the differential outputs to get rid of the
1/2 Vdd bias shift.

There may be something else that is chip dependent, but those two are
fairly generic.

Best regards,
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