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MP1

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I think it is the same as the TDA2506 from Phillips. This is an obsolete chip, but you can contact Phillips directly and ask for the data sheet at http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/
It is no longer on their website.

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Yeah, I am not familiar enough with either chip, but they are both audio amp chips. Sometimes one manufacturer makes the same as another and puts their prefix on the existing number. Was hoping that might be another source.
You could probably do the same thing on the NEC website. Just find their contact link and ask them for the data sheet. I have had very good results from several manufacturer's websites in this regard, Sometimes it takes them a few days but you usually get an e-mail with a pdf file attached.

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electrodoc2

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the tda2506 seems to be a secam decoder tried to search but found that but nothing on my s/engines for that number.. tried a few though.

is it a car stereo? if so put a couple of phono leads through the back and feed them to a seperate car amp.

try the links yourself if you want

http://www.xs4all.nl/~ganswijk/chipdir/

 
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