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I had the volume pot on a tubed preamp replaced with a vishay resistor by a tube amp modder.
It now sounds strange. Compressed, harsh. Not great.
I received the above quote in here, which if true, would be very interesting and grounds to get my money back.
Thanks for any input,
Hukk
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Topic - Poll: agree or disagree - "You can't replace a volume pot with a single resistor." - hukkfinn 08:22:06 01/30/10 (8)
- You can replace a volume pot with a single resistor… - David Aiken 23:00:18 01/30/10 (0)
- RE: Poll: agree or disagree - "You can't replace a volume pot with a single resistor." - Ugly 17:10:42 01/30/10 (0)
- RE: Poll: agree or disagree - "You can't replace a volume pot with a single resistor." - Rob F 13:52:19 01/30/10 (2)
- You say it's not a matter of a poll.... - hukkfinn 14:32:22 01/30/10 (1)
- RE: You say it's not a matter of a poll.... - Ron Oehlert 16:03:33 01/30/10 (0)
- Can you still contol the volume? - Slider 08:43:41 01/30/10 (2)
- RE: Can you still contol the volume? - hukkfinn 08:49:41 01/30/10 (1)
- RE: Can you still contol the volume? - Rob F 19:36:28 01/30/10 (0)
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