Ok, so there I was in my local Maplin Electronics shoppe browsing, not for anything in particular when my eyes fell upon something I just couldn't resist-a 1W mono amplifier kit.
I was there, it was there, it had a supply voltage of 4-12V...
Back at home it took around 20 minutes to solder the handfull of discrete components and IC onto the wee PCB, a further 10 minutes to install it into my Harrison 145 and lo, it was become like a dream come true!
No longer need the neighbours worry about The War of the Worlds becoming real at 10pm in the evening for I can truely enjoy a rewarding volume of theremin and 'music to play along to' feed into my headphones.
By the way Fred, I can just imagine you now reading this, shaking your head in dissapointment that I spent seven quid on something I could have built for less than two quid and I have to agree except for one thing...it was just too good not to have AT THAT MOMENT! lol
Just wanted to share :-)