- Posted by Bill Thomas (P) on July 11, 2009 at 14:06:21
In Reply to: RE: Almost ALWAYS due to removing a black grounding wire. posted by Tubegrashopr on July 11, 2009 at 09:39:25
The version sold by Radio Shack has a loudness tap as well. Unfortunately, you *may* have to buy several to find one that tracks similarly between sections. (Of course, if you have a "friend" at Radio Shack, he *might* let you try several and bring back the ones that don't track correctly.
Hope this helps.
(I'm REALLY glad you found the problem! Good work!)
Bill
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- RE: I'd go with an Alps 100K pot. - Tubegrashopr 18:18:42 07/11/09
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- In Reply to: RE: I'd go with an Alps 100K pot. posted by Bill Thomas on July 11, 2009 at 14:06:21
Well I purchased and installed the radio shack 100k pot. I saw the loudness taps and tested them with and without the resistors and decided to leave the resistors on. The sound is B -E- A-utiful!! The channels have never tracked so well nor has the volume control been so nice and even throughout the entire range. I've been at this thing solid the past two days and its a real treat to have it working right. Thanks again for the solid advice Bill!!
-Patrick
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