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In Reply to: McIntosh C20 volume pot/ posted by Michael Samra on May 14, 2017 at 05:15:55:
The gold points work fine, but you only want to install them if you are rebuilding the power supply anyway because you have to move one lytic can underneath. McShane has the really good F and T axials so it is easy to do and they fit just fine under the deck. I have rebuilt 3 or 4 of them this way. The gold point sounds better than any pot, but of course it is only 23 steps or so and they really gouge for the part. I should talk to Arek at Khozmo to see if he wanted to make one with 48 steps. Problem is that there is not enough market for them. You might sell 10-20 a year, but not hundreds. He would probably have to charge $250 - $300 just like gold point. In the end I think the gold point is the best option. An on/off switch doesn't belong anywhere near the signal path in my opinion anyway. Most people have some sort of power device where they can switch the system on and off with one big switch anyway.....
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- RE: McIntosh C20 volume pot/ - dls123 09:14:00 05/14/17 (3)
- Here is your i meg linear taper pot that we need for the rear sections. - Michael Samra 20:23:38 05/14/17 (1)
- RE: Here is your i meg linear taper pot that we need for the rear sections. - airtime 07:22:08 05/15/17 (0)
- RE: McIntosh C20 volume pot/ - airtime 09:32:58 05/14/17 (0)
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