I have some really nice 10K potentiometers I would like to use for P1 and P2 in a basic F5 build. The value of R3 and R4 will be changed to 1.8K.
Should be ok, right? Thanks.
Should be ok, right? Thanks.
unless you're making F5 as exhibition apparatus , entirely made in Cpt. Nemo fashion , those trimpots are overkill ....... waaaay overkill
better use them as perfect mono vol. pots , adding one resistor from wiper to gnd
ESP - A Better Volume Control
regular cermet multiturn pots are cheap
better use them as perfect mono vol. pots , adding one resistor from wiper to gnd
ESP - A Better Volume Control
regular cermet multiturn pots are cheap
"those trimpots are overkill ....... waaaay overkill"
I know...Hee-hee!!
Captain Nemo is a great description of where I'm going with this. I want to build something visually stimulating to match the black and chrome finish of my McIntosh MC-30s.
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I know...Hee-hee!!
Captain Nemo is a great description of where I'm going with this. I want to build something visually stimulating to match the black and chrome finish of my McIntosh MC-30s.
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Don't use them. Sometimes overkill is actually too much. This is one of them.
Use those pots somewhere you need the precision, a bias pot being used as a PSU voltage divider is not one of them.
Heck - send me your post and I will send you an entire stick of Bourns trimpots.
Use those pots somewhere you need the precision, a bias pot being used as a PSU voltage divider is not one of them.
Heck - send me your post and I will send you an entire stick of Bourns trimpots.
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