[sdiy] OT-pot
Travis Shire
tshire at charter.net
Sun Dec 11 21:49:02 CET 2005
That looks very odd indeed. Is it concentric or dual ganged? At any rate,
I'd take it apart and clean the resistive tracks and the wiper contacts. If
you don't get a reading from one of the solder lugs, try re-crimping the lug
to the fiber base. Be careful to not use so much force as to break the
carbon. If that doesn't work, find an *old* electronics supply house/tv
repair shop and try to hunt down replacement resistive elements.
> Hi list
> I´ve got an old (-83) Gibson Victory Artist bassguitar that I need to
> replace the pots on.
> It has very odd pots indeed (http://vallnet.nu/sponton/pot.jpg) and I´m
> believe that this is a special Gibson pot. The values are as odd as the
pot
> looks. It have a center stop, PCB-mounted pot is 100k linear while the
outer
> (mounted on the back)one is not functioning in the first haf (to the
center
> stop) then linear up 100K.
> Really special pot indeed.
> Gibson themselves are not very serviceminded as long it´s not a Gibson
> L.P.,so I can´t get any help from them. Well, thought I should ask you
guys
> out there if you have any similar in your junkbins?
>
> Anders, Sweden
> http://elektra.mine.nu/anders/index.html
> http://vallnet.nu/sponton/modulsynth.html
>
>
>
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