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RE: Low crossover and thinner mylar and foil

My complaint is the same - after desoldering and resoldering the boards so many times I was beginning to lose the loops on the circuit board. I was looking at vacuum and air variable capacitors to make changing freq and slope easy rather than deal with the potentiometers' familiar problems in transparency and tracking, but it seemed to have equivalent problems as the potentiometers and those are cheaper and far smaller in size. I used wire wound pots for the PLLXO for a while.

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  • RE: Low crossover and thinner mylar and foil - Satie 10:27:45 04/17/16 (0)
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