Plz once go through this link.
http://www.instructables.com/community/Help-LM386N-Amplifier/

 

So whats the problem then?

 

No. How about this: you go through the link, think about what it says, think about what you want to know, formulate a question, and then ask that question. Include a schematic.

ak

 

trying to use an lm386 for a phono amp isnt a good idea. most phono pickups today are dynamic, and have very low voltage outputs. use a preamp.

 

The OP authored the link and has received the answer there. I'd say this is done unless he comes back.

 

Cross posting... Grrr.

"I'm so useless and lazy I can't be bothered cutting and pasting the same question in two places, so just go to this other link and help me".

 

The problem isnt solved....and from next onwards i will try to put as least links as possible.....and no cross posting....

 

Most "instructables" aren't very instructive. Why don't you simply state what you want to accomplish, and someone here will likely be able to help. For example, here is a project that I completed using the LM386. The design is largely taken from the LM386 datasheet (which you should download and read.)

 

I want to make an amplifier for my guitar....

 

LM386 would be a poor choice for a guitar amplifier.

 

:/..... Hmm....any easy diy to make one....??

 

Hello,

For some Audio Amplifier projects, you could look in the "Completed Projects Index":
Completed Projects Index

Bertus

 

The LM386 will not make a great guitar amp, but it will make a decent practice amp if you add a preamp stage to the front end. Read this thread and you will find the details of one that I built, which worked fairly well for practice.

 

For more oomph you can try a Class D amplifier such as TDA7480:

http://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/10w-class-d-amplifier.php