Hey Russ, you're doing a great job here. Just a couple of questions.
I like the idea of your original PCB (no mounting holes) as you can also mount these inboard inboard with a simple angle bracket and mounting the pot thgough a hole.
Have you made you own resistor components? The pads look bigger - for single sided use?. What size pads did you decide on and did you decrease the hole size? I'm going through the same process but haven't actually got a PCB made yet so I'm only guessing. I'd be interested in your recommendations.
I was wondering the reason of having resistors on this PCB?
BTW: The resistors look like there are off the grid a little bit.
Thanks
I like the idea of your original PCB (no mounting holes) as you can also mount these inboard inboard with a simple angle bracket and mounting the pot thgough a hole.
Have you made you own resistor components? The pads look bigger - for single sided use?. What size pads did you decide on and did you decrease the hole size? I'm going through the same process but haven't actually got a PCB made yet so I'm only guessing. I'd be interested in your recommendations.
I was wondering the reason of having resistors on this PCB?
BTW: The resistors look like there are off the grid a little bit.
Thanks
Greg Erskine said:Hey Russ, you're doing a great job here. Just a couple of questions.
I like the idea of your original PCB (no mounting holes) as you can also mount these inboard inboard with a simple angle bracket and mounting the pot thgough a hole.
Have you made you own resistor components? The pads look bigger - for single sided use?. What size pads did you decide on and did you decrease the hole size? I'm going through the same process but haven't actually got a PCB made yet so I'm only guessing. I'd be interested in your recommendations.
I was wondering the reason of having resistors on this PCB?
BTW: The resistors look like there are off the grid a little bit.
Thanks
Thanks Greg! 😀
Yes, I modified the RCL library.
I honestly can't remember what size I made those pads or the drills(did it a while back), though I think I kept the holes the same, but Here is my library for you to look at. I also have a more complete one at work I will post later 🙂
I put the resistors there because I have some sources that are pretty hot, and even with headphone amps at unity gain I don't get enough pot travel, so the resistor pads are there so I can lower the voltage to the amp/preamp.
If you don't need it I can make a version without them, or you can jumper them.
Cheers!
Russ
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Thanks Russ,
It looks like you dropped the drill size down one size to 0.7 mm and increased the pad to 1.9 mm.
Much appreciated. 😀
It looks like you dropped the drill size down one size to 0.7 mm and increased the pad to 1.9 mm.
Much appreciated. 😀
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