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Post by Deleted on Jul 15, 2013 7:55:11 GMT -5
I keep getting my POTS mixed up .. A is LOG and B is LIN !!
Well any way, a normal Tone is 250/500K with 47/33/22/10nF Cap then to Ground.
LIN 1M cut in the middle of the Pots Track so both sides ain't attached to each other any more. This should make 0-4.9 0-500K and 5.1-10 500-0K with the Common (Middle Leg going off to the Cap) added with a Push Pull Switch (2P2T {on/on}) you can have 4 Cap Values on the one POT <just a space saving thing>
LOG This is the one I am trying to work on. So far I've gotten 2x1M LIN POTs and Painted Silver Conductive Track on one side making it 500K but only half way (as in a dual pot the Track sides are flipped over so oppsite to each other) added a 100K resister from the 0-500K to the Common making it in to a kind of FAKE LOG, and the big with the conductive track is the input going off to the Push Pull Switch (2P2T {on/on})
BUT The problem is say when one side is on MAX 100Ohms and a 22nF the other side will be 600K with ??nF and still active ---I don't know if i had two Values of par values, ie 47nF with a 33nF on the other side would it make much of a difference (both being so close together might not change the cutt off as much) +++I am able to stop the Common going directly to the Painted Track by cutting the Inner Circuit at points
So any one can remind me what Pot A&B are (as the old ones used to be A,B and C i think was Rev Log!) Im lost everyone telling me some thing different. Also any suggestions of ways around my fault, or another way to get more than 2 Tone Types from a Single Pot
1/2PiRC 100nF and 600K 2.7Hz and 500K 3.2Hz 47nF and 600K 5.6Hz and 500K 6.8Hz Well the 47nF wouldn't be effect the 100nF side as it would need to be a resistance of 1M2 But when the 100nF side reaches 284K its on par with the 47nF 600K, so will be the min it could reach
22nF and 600K 12.1Hz and 500K 14.5Hz 10nF and 600K 26.5Hz and 500K 31.8Hz So 10nF wouldn't be effected by the 22nF side again that figure 273K this time both about half way
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Post by 4real on Jul 16, 2013 0:40:55 GMT -5
Perhaps move this to somewhere...not theory and technique...
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Jul 16, 2013 2:13:44 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jul 16, 2013 2:13:44 GMT -5
This is too complex then, some thing that hasn't been done and I think there are faults is a .....just a dream for now
It comes down to the word "theory" The word time mean is a idea that isn't proven to work. And the use of the word tech in this forum seemed to suggest that this was about Idea's for new ways of doing things tech wise.
well dont matter any way.. been asked not to post.. just an idea i had thats all
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Post by newey on Jul 16, 2013 5:20:05 GMT -5
To answer the original question, there is no consistency as to which is "A" or "B". It varies depending on the source of the pots, whether from the US or elsewhere in the world.
In USA
A - Audio or Log taper B - Linear taper C - Reverse Log taper G - Graphic taper
In Europe
A - Linear taper B - Audio or Log taper C - Reverse Log taper G - Graphic taper
(the above is courtesy of "the secret life of pots" from the General Guitar Gadgets website)
However, the European designation seems to be "winning out" as nowadays most pots carry the Euro-style designation. But if one is inside a vintage US-made guitar, the pots may well follow the US designations.
Everyone here has long used the Euro designations, as these are more common nowadays. I'm not sure that any pots are still made in the US anymore.
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Post by 4real on Jul 16, 2013 17:40:51 GMT -5
This is too complex then, some thing that hasn't been done and I think there are faults is a .....just a dream for now It comes down to the word "theory" The word time mean is a idea that isn't proven to work. And the use of the word tech in this forum seemed to suggest that this was about Idea's for new ways of doing things tech wise. well dont matter any way.. been asked not to post.. just an idea i had thats all In the section 'theory and technique' we are taliking about 'musical theory and guitar playing technique'. A look at any of the posts would reveal that. It is common practice to move threads to an appropriate section where people might actually see it. How you construe 'not posting' from a requext to move for those that can, seems a bit bizzarre.
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