Post by thread:[ot?] 14.725 MHZ QCO??

I need a source of either a 14.725 or 14.592 MHz quartz clock ocsilator. thanks, Ryan ù¬¬¬¬ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù¬¬¬¬ù Ryan Pogge spam_OUTPoggeTakeThisOuTshore.intercom.net ICQ UIN 1187367 ù¬¬¬¬ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù''¡¼¼¡''ùù¬¬¬¬ù

Why? Ryan Pogge wrote: > > I need a source of either a 14.725 or 14.592 MHz > quartz clock ocsilator. > > thanks, > Ryan

hehe :) MAS3507D its a mpeg layer 3 decoder chip. building an MP3 portable player. {Quote hidden}>Why? > >Ryan Pogge wrote: >> >> I need a source of either a 14.725 or 14.592 MHz >> quartz clock ocsilator. >> >> thanks, >> Ryan >

On Wed, 24 Mar 1999 16:07:47 -0500 Ryan Pogge <.....poggeKILLspam@spam@SHORE.INTERCOM.NET> writes: >building an MP3 portable player. Use the standard frequency 14.7456. The music will play very slightly faster, but unless your ears are absolutely golden you won't notice it. I think Fox and ICM will make any frequency you want, for a price (about $20). ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]