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audio delay ICs

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From: Robert Swirsky
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1990 03:11
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I need a audio delay between 10 and 30 milliseconds for a project I'm
building. Does anyone have experience with the various digital delay
and "bucket brigade" chips on the market.

I notice a few chips listed in IC Master: the Reticon RD5108, &c, but
am unable to locate a local source who will sell just one.

Also, I have no experience with these devices so any "applications
tips" would be appreciated.

I would imagine that there must be a number of such devices commonly
available since every "consumer grade" audio receiver seems to have
a delayed rear channel(s).


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Subject: audio delay ICs
Keywords: delay audio
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