The Yamaha AN1x Synthesizer mailing list

Though i can't speak for specifics (i tried googling circuit diagrams for
some popular newer synths, and as you can imagine, they're pretty well under
wraps) I can say most any device i've ripped apart recently has had the pots
on the pcb. I think in most cases you "could" change them if you had to, but
I don't know how difficult it is or if you'd damage something else in the
process. I know my evolver uses rotary no-stop encoders, so i would be near
positive they're on the pc-board, but I'd imagine moog stuff (high-end moog
stuff not the "phatty" series) would have physical pots. Just venturing a
guess.

pots are kind of a dying art..... It's cheaper and more reliable to make
things digitally controlled.

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On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:13 AM, spaceanimals <jim.alciere@...>wrote:

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> My biggest problem with the AN1X is the potentiometers attached right to
> the circuit board. I have been told by an amp tech that this is how
> everything is done these days. If I bought a new Mini Moog or a new Dave
> Smith synth (like I could ever afford to) would they have the pots attached
> to the circuit board?
>
> Jimmy
>
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