lm386 Guitar Amplifier with Distortion (recovered old video)

This is an old video i managed to recover from a damaged hdd.
Link to part1 of the project article with schematic & layout:
amgworkshop.com...
Music by Teknoaxe

[@Blowncapacitor84]

Yes!!! very cool! LONG LIVE THE LM386!!!
Great video bud!!!

[@TechTemplate-ld6kb]

Ok! Where I can buy 2N3094 transistor? What analog of this transistor I can use?

[@saidalptekin9189]

I did it but it doesn't work. It works as a normal speaker but when I plug in an electric guitar, there is only a hissing sound.

Oh, so nice budy! I can't find the schemas in your blog, it shows only the cabinet image. May you share the schema?

[@mechanicantiquesrestoratio8738]

İ have did this circuit... And working perfect.. Thank you for sharing this.. 🙏

[@TechTemplate-ld6kb]

Hello! Where you bought 2N3094 transistor? Or you used analog that?

[@saidalptekin9189]

@TechTemplate-ld6kb Brother, there is no transistor called 2N3094, there is a transistor called 2N3904, I made it but it does not work. It works as a normal speaker but when I plug in an electric guitar, there is only a hissing sound.

[@mrmshifan]

Neat project 🎉🎉🎉

[@mechanicantiquesrestoratio8738]

Only l need to know! What is the value of the C2 capacitor ??? 1mf or 100 nf??

[@Blowncapacitor84]

It is 1uf... on a ceramic capacitor (small disk shape) it will be marked with 104.

[@bjl1000]

Your title says with distortion, all lm386's are distorted.

[@Blowncapacitor84]

Technically yes, but it just means there is a variable gain circuit manipulating pins 1 and 8 (gain stage) controlled via the "gain" potentiometer. if you dont connect those pins it won't really have enough gain to 'distort'

[@HEADHUNTER3726]

Nice

[@mechanicantiquesrestoratio8738]

C2 cpasitor value is 1 mf elektrolitic or 100 nf?
İf you answer? I will be glad 🙏

[@Amgworkshop]

C2 is 1uF, the link to the HQ schematics is in the description.

[@Blowncapacitor84]

if you're using a ceramic capacitor it will be marked 104

[@mechanicantiquesrestoratio8738]

@@Blowncapacitor84 Thank you for your help 🙏. And so . This circuit working amazing properly and perfect.. And very loud.. I highly advice to everybody.. Take care please... 🙏

[@Blowncapacitor84]

@@mechanicantiquesrestoratio8738 you as well!!! Thank you!😃

[@noel3422]

Peavy already did that.

[@minkorrh]

I've built 3 LM386 amps, and at the end of the third one I thought....'this was fun, but they are garbage', and I have never used them as they sound like ass, and then realized I could have bought a real modeller with the money I spent.