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change my 4580 by LME49720

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patrice cote
Posted by patrice cote
on Jan 21 2012 18:41 PM
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Hi,

i have a dbx driverack pa and i want to change my op amp  for better op amp.

inside i have four 4580 jrc and i want change by  Lme49720.

do you think it compatible or do you have a better choice for  remplace the 4580 jrc.

thanks

Patrice

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  • Bruce Trump
    Posted by Bruce Trump
    on Jan 21 2012 19:02 PM
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    Patrice,

    You may want to read this design note regarding upgrading of op amps in audio applications:

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers/precision_amplifiers/w/design_notes/upgrading-op-amps-in-audio-equipment.aspx

    It has a specific recommendation on substitution of the 4580. In addition, it has advice on risks and rewards of this type of substitution.

    Regards, Bruce.

    Replacing 4580 in audio application
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  • Robert Ruiz
    Posted by Robert Ruiz
    on Jul 14 2012 17:32 PM
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    I don't have a DriveRack, but I have a host of other dbx equipment.  I have used both OPA2209 and OPA1612 as replacements in my units with no complications.  They both draw less current than the LME49720, so they are less taxing on the power supply of units.  Most modern dbx gear has adequate supply bypassing as a part of the design, but this is something that needs to be checked, as well as the difference in current draw with any change.  Of course, crazy things can happen when you swap op amps, so it's an "at your own risk" proposition.  Goes without saying, though.  Good luck!

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