I mean my potentiometer...
I built a gainclone for my dads friend, and well, one channel sounds great. But the other channel won't go nearly as loud. So I sent in a 1k sine wave and probed it from my CD player with a scope, it was fine, then with the amp still off I probed the wave coming out of the pots on full volume, and one was about half as loud as the other (my dads friend wanted a pot per channel, so that's what I did, although not my preference). I don't understand because when I probe the pot for resistance it has a value of 0 Ohms when turned to "full volume" between the input and the audio circuit, so I don't see how it could be attenuated such a large amount. So is it most likely the pot? Or should I look even more closely at my circuit for problems (I've already checked it over in case there were any obvious mistakes, but it wasn't so)?
I built a gainclone for my dads friend, and well, one channel sounds great. But the other channel won't go nearly as loud. So I sent in a 1k sine wave and probed it from my CD player with a scope, it was fine, then with the amp still off I probed the wave coming out of the pots on full volume, and one was about half as loud as the other (my dads friend wanted a pot per channel, so that's what I did, although not my preference). I don't understand because when I probe the pot for resistance it has a value of 0 Ohms when turned to "full volume" between the input and the audio circuit, so I don't see how it could be attenuated such a large amount. So is it most likely the pot? Or should I look even more closely at my circuit for problems (I've already checked it over in case there were any obvious mistakes, but it wasn't so)?