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15th April 2004, 04:49 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Barcelona
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potentiometers
Hi everybody, I have some questions about potentiometers. I know that there are different types like linear, logarithmic and antilog, but what type do I use in the gain/notch of a resonant eq (i.e MID tone)?.
I think that maybe because it's gain, I would have to use the log pot, but at the center point, it wouldn't show 0dB In another application, what type of pot do I use to pan a mono signal to two paths (stereo), the typical pan pot of a mixer? Thanks, Zahlm 
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15th April 2004, 05:43 AM
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Location: Eugene, OR
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Use a linear pot in both cases.
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