[sdiy] faster/looser potis
Bob Weigel
sounddoctorin at imt.net
Mon Jan 26 08:00:11 CET 2009
I was just thinking of all the time involved and figured it's worth a
shot. I've seen it loosen some up *quite* a bit. -Bob
Oren Leavitt wrote:
> Derek, Bob and all,
> I've used Deoxit F5 FaderLube in the past to clean Alpha/Alps type
> pots. It loosens them a little but not much.
> The Bournes conductive plastic pots will probably be a more attractive
> solution for the "action oriented" mixing use. They have not only the
> light feel, but also a 100,000 cycle mechanical life. The Alphas are
> rated for 16,000 cycles (according to the Mouser catalog).
> A bit more spendy, but the Bournes pots will last longer and they are
> sealed.
>
> - Oren
>
> Bob Weigel wrote:
>
>> try 'fader lube' possibly by caig. it will thin down the grease I
>> believe some if you spray a little at a time til it feels right. -Bob
>>
>> Derek Holzer wrote:
>>
>>> I recently ordered a bunch of Alpha clones to make an 8x8 matrix
>>> mixer, and now I have the feeling that they are too tight and don't
>>> respond fast enough. Are there any tricks to loosen potis up?
>>> Alternately, are there any brands of decent potis people can
>>> recommend (preferably with 6mm shaft) that would work better for
>>> "action oriented" mixing?
>>>
>>> best!
>>> Derek
>>>
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