Any suggestions on speakers? I've scanned digikey, but all the ones in
that frequency- and power range are rather bulky. What's the rule of
thumb to use smaller speakers instead of one bigger one?
For example: I have Harman/Kardon desk speakers, and instead of big
bulky speakers, they're four little ones (maybe 1-1.5" in diameter),
mounted in a little plastic tower. The sound is quite good. How could
I do something like that?
Thanks for the answers so far!
- Marcel

On 9/2/06, Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
> > frequency range should be maybe 150Hz - 15kHz at least
>
> Philips' (NXP) TDA range perhaps. Around 5W would be OK
> with a mid-sized (3", 4" ?) speaker
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> http://www.nxp.com/selectionguides/tables/50819.html
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> Found them convenient in audio projects, better than something
> like the LM380-types when you need a little more volume
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