Stereo Circuit Help Required Urgently.

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khushal1988

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I have made parametric speaker which is a stereo system only work on 3.5mm stereo jack but i want to make a circuit for that in which i can talk through mic to send my voice as it is sending the stereo voice please help me out designing the mic circuit.
 
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Audioguru

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A microphone has an output level of only 5mV AC so it needs a pre-amplifier.
If the microphone and the amplified speakers are near each other so that the microphone hars the speakers then you will have feedback howling.
 

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khushal1988

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1k & 470 is the resistors
4.7mf is capacitor
Jack plug Male Stereo
Battery holder 2 AA
these are for mic1
c1=1000mf
c2=100mf
r2=r1/10=220ohm
9v battery
these are for mic 2
 

Audioguru

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Your left circuit shows two electret microphones and no preamplifiers for them. Do you have two heads? Usually only a single microphone is used for one person.

Your right circuit is a transistor microphone preamplifier showing a single electret microphone. The transistor will produce high distortion.
 

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khushal1988

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can u please provide me with the exact circuit to use , please send me a circuit which is in working condition and which works for my stereo system.
 

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khushal1988

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i need circuit diagram along with some explanation , so i could complete my project soon as possible , i am newbie please help me out sir
Audio Guru Please help me u got my point please make a circuit diagram for me.
 

Audioguru

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Your circuits do not have a 470 ohm resistor and do not have a C2.
Make two of the transistor preamplifier circuits.

But a microphone is mono, not stereo so why do you have two microphones?
How will you prevent feedback howling?
 

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khushal1988

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let me explain again i have a circuit designed which works on a stereo jack , i connect it with computer and listen the voice of the voice played in computer through speaker now my problem is to talk in a mic which can transmit my voice in the speaker but using the stereo 3.5mm jack so how can i do it can u please draw me the circuit diagram for that shall be very thankful to you sir waiting for the reply. and if we can contact through email please leave me ur email i want to discuss it with you. if possible otherwise tell me here.
 

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khushal1988

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i want my voice to be played in the system and people can hear my voice when i talk in mic instead of connecting it to the computer. but the mic should be on stereo
 

Audioguru

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A microphone is mono, not stereo. The output of a single preamplifier can feed both inputs of a stereo amplifier then both speakers will have the same signal.
 

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khushal1988

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i am not understanding sir , i have a stereo system designed which works with computer speaker jack 3.5mm stereo jack and mp3 players but i want to design a mic system for that stereo system in which i want to deliver my own voice in talking through the mic.
 

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khushal1988

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please send me the circuit diagram for that or modify my diagrams sent before as an attachment and send them to me again. but after the modification.
 

Audioguru

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I assume that you have a stereo amplifier, not just a 3.5mm stereo jack. Stereo amplifiers have many different kinds of input jacks.
You have only a single head and a single mouth so use just a single microphone and a single preamplifier for it. The output of the preamplifier can feed both inputs of your stereo amplifier.

Make any preamplifier circuit that you want. An audio opamp will make a much better mic preamp than a transistor circuit.
 

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khushal1988

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please check this one will this be ok, see the attachements component list :

R1 4.7 kohm
R2 220 kohm
R3 2.2 kohm
R4 120 ohm
C1..C4 10 uF 16V electrolytic
C5 100 uF 16V electrolytic
D1 Red LED
Q1 BC547B
SW1 on/off switch
 

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Audioguru

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Now you show a very simple old transistor mic preamp circuit.
But it has an input for an electret mic and another input for a dynamic mic. You must decide which type of mic you will use.
 

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An electret mic is small, has excellent sound quality, is used in many audio products and is inexpensive. Some dynamic microphones have poor sound quality and are expensive.
 
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