hello again...........
I went and stuck a lmc567 based multiplier in an old DeArmond volume pedal, using the pot to change the carrier pitch. real good freak out pedal . helps to blend in some dry signal to make it more "musical"
any way.............
the pot that is in there is an allen bradley type j, it was a volume pedal so it has (yeah I checked) an audio taper.
Now, can you see where this is going? stop me if you heard this one before.....
the allen bradley pots have a much larger "mounting sleeve" so I would like to know what allen-bradley pot has a linear taper or who makes or made a pot of the same physical dimensions with a linear taper? I believe a value of 100k should do.
I might just have to fabricate a new bracket with a smaller hole and use a linear alpha pot, but then I may have to replace the rack and pinion with dunlop seeing as the shaft of the A-B pot is also of a larger diameter..............................
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they look like these but have round shafts, not d shafts, and longer.
oh yeah, 100k linear.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=58164&item=3836939081&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
-matthias
Matthias,
I have one of those to spare if you would like one, but how long is the shaft? The ones that I have are "J" tupe but the shafts are only 1/2 inch long. and it is a round shaft. The bushing size is .370-.375 inch and it is 1/4 inch shaft. If you are interested let me know.
Peace!
Arn C.
arn.conklin@ametek.com
UPDATE: I just found one (Clarostat) that has the same specs as the allen bradley one you spoke of with a longer shaft 1.6 inches long!