Also if your designing an amp don't forget to think about the noise
that is put on the line level inputs.  I run an amp in my boot with a
long stretch of line level phono interconnects, you can here noise on
it which varies with engine revs, but only when the music is very
quiet.  I would suggest very well screened line level leads, or
possibly boost the voltage of the signal at the stereo end, to reduce
the effect (there is a type of car stereo system that does exactly that)

You can buy little in line filter things, but I'm not sure how they
work and what affect they have on audio quality

Ed

On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 07:33 AM, NaB25J@AOL.COM wrote:

> Wow, what a fast response!
>
> Thanks guys, as always! And Ken, no worries about keeping me waiting -
> I'm asking for help on your time so I don't think I'm in a position to
> complain here. Besides, you guys all responded quite promptly in my
> opinion.
>
> I found the link Neil sent ( http://www.bgsoflex.com/megasquirt.html )
> right as he sent it by searching Google for the title of the Circuit
> Cellar article (Jan 2002, #138). I think this is the lead I needed to
> get this project on the road.
>
> So, thanks guys, you've been a big help!
>
> -Tony
>
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