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What's the best value of potentiometer for volume knob for a line level signal
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To control the output (volume) of an amp (with no volume control) via the line level input.
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I'd go for somewhere about a 50K dual gang log Pot. http://www.m aplin.co.... g-potentiome ters-2207 (You need dual gang assuming it's stereo and a logarithmic pot is better than linear for volume control)
23:11 Sat 23rd Jun 2012
I'd go for somewhere about a 50K dual gang log Pot.
http:// www.map lin.co. ...g-po tentiom eters-2 207
(You need dual gang assuming it's stereo and a logarithmic pot is better than linear for volume control)
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(You need dual gang assuming it's stereo and a logarithmic pot is better than linear for volume control)
Although thanked for the answer given – I suspect Tweed was looking for an off the self solution (without having to resort to soldering).
I’m guessing that you want a stand alone stereo volume control with phono in and out on each channel.
I have taken a quick look at the usual outlets on the web (ebay, maplin, CPC etc) without success.
I have in the past seen such items on ebay – so it might pay to keep searching.
The reason for their rarity is that they are normally used on high-end power amplifiers that do not include integral volume control.
If you can’t wait and don’t want to build you own – my advice would be to purchase a mini stereo mixer to do the job. These can be purchased for under £30 and would have the advantage of allowing other inputs to your power amp.
(most mixers use ¼ inch jack in/out – converter plugs (to phono) are readily available)
I’m guessing that you want a stand alone stereo volume control with phono in and out on each channel.
I have taken a quick look at the usual outlets on the web (ebay, maplin, CPC etc) without success.
I have in the past seen such items on ebay – so it might pay to keep searching.
The reason for their rarity is that they are normally used on high-end power amplifiers that do not include integral volume control.
If you can’t wait and don’t want to build you own – my advice would be to purchase a mini stereo mixer to do the job. These can be purchased for under £30 and would have the advantage of allowing other inputs to your power amp.
(most mixers use ¼ inch jack in/out – converter plugs (to phono) are readily available)