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Zen ZV9 Question
Hi!
I am building a Zen ZV9, so I am searching for a couple of 25k potentiometers. Nelson says in his pdf that all resistors are 1/4 W, so should I use a 1/4 watt potentiometer or can I use a pot with more power?? |
You can use any pot you like - it isn't going to conduct
signal, and of course you can substitute resistor values until you get what you want, which is an output DC voltage at 1/2 the regulated rail. :cool: |
What an honor!! The Mighty Nelson Pass in person!!! :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
Forgive me for the idiot question, but I'm a newbie.... Thank you very much.. and thank you for this great amplifier!!! |
Sorry Nelson, but can I use this pot with the default resistor values?? (I absolutely don't want to make any error in the building!!)
Potentiometer |
Albertone,
http://www.digikey.com Ref# 490-2979-ND Murata TRIMPOT CERM 25K OHM 12TRN TOP 250mW http://rocky.digikey.com/WebLib/Mura...7%20series.pdf As a good example... Alain. |
So the one I selected won't work?? Because I'd like to mount a stereo one...
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Albertone,
I can't reach the one you did choose, the link is not working could you please give the reference ? Alain. |
Of course! Here's the Digikey part number:
KKA2531S28-ND |
Albertone,
Are we speaking of P1 the pot in the lower left of the schematic ex Fig #6 The point is each channel has to be adjusted separately and the current in this pot is < 0.75 mA so why not ; but quite overkill.... {plus to find the sweet pot of the second channel you'll have to add a separate pot on one channel, not really easy} And a 12, 15 or 20 turns will be much more easy to adjust !!! Alain. |
Yes the P1... Isn't it the pot for adjusting the audio volume?
So... if i mount one per channel, I have to adjust the volume for each channel separately, right?? This doesn't look very nice.... |
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