As part of a low-fi audio system I need to drive a capacitive load.
Basically, the load is lengthy cabling with high impedances at the far ends.
Total load capacitance with the length of cabling used is likely to be
around 50nF which I know is far beyond what many audio op-amps will handle.
I've been staring at datasheets of ICs such as the LM8261, which can drive
capacitive loads but getting a bit punch drunk. Any recommendations ? Main
problem with the LM8261 is the packaging, I would prefer DIP-8.

TIA