SIP opamp recommendations?

[Taylor]

I'm thinking about switching to SIP opamps for some things, to get the tightest PCB possible. I generally use TL072s - because they are cheap, always available from a variety of sources, and have fine performance for my needs/ears.

I'm trying to find out what the SIP equivalent of the TL072 is - not necessarily with precisely the same specs, but whatever SIP opamp is spec'ed generically for audio, cheap, available, etc.

I found the NJM072BL at Mouser - anyone ever use it? Would it perform about the same in effects circuits?

[Mark Hammer]

I bought some of those.  Don't think I've used any yet, but there is no reason why they would not perform just like a TL072.

Other contenders are: AN6551 (which is a dual op-amp but 9 pins long), M5218L and the Rohm equivalent BA15218L.

[zombiwoof]

Small Bear has a few SIP opamps, some are ones already mentioned.  He has the SIP version of the 4558, the M5218AL and some others.

Al

[smallbearelec]

JRC4558L (SKU 1507A)

[oldschoolanalog]

Here's the op amps Mouser has in stock in SIP8 format:
http://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Integrated-Circuits-ICs/Amplifier-ICs/Op-Amps/_/N-6j73mZscv7?P=1z0yz09Z1z0yhi4
I know Taylor has already seen this. Maybe some more suggestions can come of this.
Personally, I have used (SIP format) NJM2904 (same as a 358) for LFO's with good success and NJM072/4558 for almost everything else with equal success.