20 Mar
2003
20 Mar
'03
6:35 p.m.
ben franchuk wrote:
A squeeker is
generally defined as a speaker that can produce high frequency
sounds really well, but is crap at reproducing low-frequency (bass) sounds.
An example would be the piezo speaker in a laptop.
Actually, what about using a piezo speaker here (one of those metal
disk-type things you can get from Maplin). Possibly with a 220R resistor
in parallel if the driver circuit wants to see a finite DC load resistance?
I won't sound very good, but then Aces are not known for their musical
performance :-)
-tony
Yeah,
it's a 220 ohm squeeker. And I need to find a replacement...
As if I don't have enough to do, what with the hole re-drilling and
the track re-building...
squeeker !? got mice problems.