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Re: "Best op-amp for analogue filter?"

You need a somewhat fast amp in order not to jeopardize the sinx/x lowpass filter curve through too small a gain-bandwidth product of the amp (the effect is that the values of the filter passive component don't fit anymore to give the required filter's parameters)
A newbie in this matter (note that the datasheet is from Sept'06 !) is National's LM4562.

Seems pretty nice, and would fit easily in your design.

Beware of its power supply, however.
It should need correct decoupling. I mean:Some caveats:

Note that the distorsion curve shows a class B or AB ouput stage, with distorsion grpowing below some level.
If you want to work in class A, you should add some very high impedance current source at the output. That's another topic, if interested, it will be for another post, it's late here.
Good luck and good music !


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