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In Reply to: RE: One Channel Hum Affected by Volume posted by JRMA on March 31, 2025 at 12:04:43:
JRMA
The volume pot is new, however, the replacement is like the original in that the AC switch is mounted to the back of the pot.
I think the best suggestion that has been posted on my thread to tell if pre-amp/volume is in the mix and that back pot is affected, is to swap the the preamp wires that feed the pot.
I think even before I do that just as a curiosity I can chase the leads of that back pot and see if by chance it's the same side. But this is a possibility I didn't think of. I wonder if any other folks have had an issue like this with the pot/switch.
thanks for the suggestions and I will update...
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