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In Reply to: Re: help with basic potentiometer questions posted by Darren on March 24, 2000 at 14:09:00:
Darren,The first few times I looked at this schematic I was at a loss too. However, what I did was to eliminate most of the switches as a starting point. Then I laid out some wire and two old junk pots so I could "mock up" the wiring layout. Once I got the idea of how everything went together I could look at the schematic and make sense of what was on paper.
BTW, check out www.meci.com for a good selection of inexpensive pots and switches. I scrounged my passive pre-amp from old electronic junk from my workplace (best items scored were the 1% tol. wirewound pots, about $50 each from Spectrol, tossed into a junkbox!). My biggest expense was the RCA jacks.As far as a chassis goes, check your local metal working firms, they may have or could make you a very simple chassis for peanuts.
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Follow Ups
- Re: help with basic potentiometer questions - Peter S. 12:38:44 03/25/00 (3)
- passive pre - Darren 16:50:14 03/25/00 (2)
- Re: passive pre - Peter S. 04:32:46 03/29/00 (0)
- Make sure it is apple to apple - SamL 15:40:02 03/26/00 (0)
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