Help Wiring a Replacement Potentiometer for Sonic T - Page 2

Smokehouse Bob · 23rd November 2005, 11:19 AM

Thanks to all! Well it can't get simpler than either of these diagrams. I'll give it one more go after I buy a better pot. I'll post if successful.

audio1st · 23rd November 2005, 06:12 PM

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Originally posted by panomaniac
audio1st, I like your diagram! Not the prettiest but it sure is clear.

Thanks for that. Sometimes photos just work better.

Thank you Panomaniac,....revised picture, prettier I hope

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panomaniac · 23rd November 2005, 06:23 PM

Oooo...Pretty!

Be careful, I might have to steal it. he, he.

PCHuggs · 23rd November 2005, 06:50 PM

I've sucessfully completed two so far. I wrote about the modifications we did and included some pictures of the process.
You can read this post HERE.

New Case & Connectors
New Potentiometer
New Switch
New Input Caps
New Reservoir Cap
External Power Supply

Best regards,
PCH

Smokehouse Bob · 23rd November 2005, 07:36 PM

WOW! I'm speechless. Great write-up and pics!

Smokehouse Bob · 24th November 2005, 12:19 AM

Audio1st, I bow in your presence! I unsoldered the + and - on my inputs from the PCB, ran them directly to a 100K dual pot (closest quick one I could get at lunch today), wiring as your diagram shows.

She fired right up!! WOOHOO!! I had a little over 100 hours of continuous run time on this amp before surgery. I'm going to connect the amp to a pair of NOS Radio Shack 4-inch fullrangers in Z-hornets (or maybe even the 6-inch fullrangers in Voight pipes) and let 'em run for a few days. I am still using a 12V wallwart (for now). Thanks again Panomaniac, PCHuggs, and BWRX as well. I certainly owe you all a round, thanks.

BTW The older models of Playstation 1 are still my favorite CDPs!

panomaniac · 24th November 2005, 05:23 AM

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Originally posted by Smokehouse Bob
BTW The older models of Playstation 1 are still my favorite CDPs!

Really? What's up with them? They should be cheap to buy, yeah?

Hey Bob, do you know Tony Slafta? He's in Atlanta too and has done a few sonic amps. He loves em. You guys should get together. Contact me, I'll put you in touch.

Glad to hear you got the thing up and running. Happy Turkey Day!

Smokehouse Bob · 24th November 2005, 01:47 PM

The SCPH 1001 is the best model I've tried so far. Great audio output for a CDP and dirt cheap. This model and the 1002 have separate left and right RCA outputs. Clear, crisp, and detailed. There are other models to try as well, but this early model is most sought after. My last one cost more in shipping ($8) than the unit ($7) on that infamous auction site. Try it, you'll like it for the cost. Only drawback is having to use the game controller for changing tracks. The 1001 is pushing a nice signal to the Z-horns as I type, pretty loud for 4-inchers.

Tony? Don't know him but I would like to meet him since he's local. You can reach me at cruisaire@hotmail.com.

Gobble, gobble.....have a great day and don't eat too much.

audio1st · 25th November 2005, 05:26 PM

Here is a Sonic T Amp, Bass Mod' dia' if anybody is still in need of it ?.. Done to death I know..

Smokehouse Bob · 25th November 2005, 06:01 PM

Nicely done! Just happen to have a same value Auri's lying around on the bench, could give it a try.

23rd November 2005, 06:23 PM	#13
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23rd November 2005, 11:19 AM	#11
Smokehouse Bob diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodstock, GA	Thanks to all! Well it can't get simpler than either of these diagrams. I'll give it one more go after I buy a better pot. I'll post if successful.

23rd November 2005, 06:50 PM	#14
PCHuggs diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2005	I've sucessfully completed two so far. I wrote about the modifications we did and included some pictures of the process. You can read this post HERE. New Case & Connectors New Potentiometer New Switch New Input Caps New Reservoir Cap External Power Supply Best regards, PCH

23rd November 2005, 07:36 PM	#15
Smokehouse Bob diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodstock, GA	WOW! I'm speechless. Great write-up and pics!

24th November 2005, 12:19 AM	#16
Smokehouse Bob diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodstock, GA	Audio1st, I bow in your presence! I unsoldered the + and - on my inputs from the PCB, ran them directly to a 100K dual pot (closest quick one I could get at lunch today), wiring as your diagram shows. She fired right up!! WOOHOO!! I had a little over 100 hours of continuous run time on this amp before surgery. I'm going to connect the amp to a pair of NOS Radio Shack 4-inch fullrangers in Z-hornets (or maybe even the 6-inch fullrangers in Voight pipes) and let 'em run for a few days. I am still using a 12V wallwart (for now). Thanks again Panomaniac, PCHuggs, and BWRX as well. I certainly owe you all a round, thanks. BTW The older models of Playstation 1 are still my favorite CDPs!

24th November 2005, 01:47 PM	#18
Smokehouse Bob diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodstock, GA	The SCPH 1001 is the best model I've tried so far. Great audio output for a CDP and dirt cheap. This model and the 1002 have separate left and right RCA outputs. Clear, crisp, and detailed. There are other models to try as well, but this early model is most sought after. My last one cost more in shipping ($8) than the unit ($7) on that infamous auction site. Try it, you'll like it for the cost. Only drawback is having to use the game controller for changing tracks. The 1001 is pushing a nice signal to the Z-horns as I type, pretty loud for 4-inchers. Tony? Don't know him but I would like to meet him since he's local. You can reach me at cruisaire@hotmail.com. Gobble, gobble.....have a great day and don't eat too much.

25th November 2005, 06:01 PM	#20
Smokehouse Bob diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodstock, GA	Nicely done! Just happen to have a same value Auri's lying around on the bench, could give it a try.

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