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>I'm building the band pass filter and have run into other projects that

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>Forgive me if these seems like a newbie question, I've built a lot of diy

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--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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> Dual pots are used when two parameters need to be controlled in parallel,
> and having them operate independently would not be beneficial, or would be
> outright bad.
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> That said, in this case, you may get away with it. Your two filter parts
> (upper and lower) would be adjusted independantly. As such you would be able
> to vary the bandwidth. There would be some settings where no sound at all
> gets through though.
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> Ken
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> >I'm building the band pass filter and have run into other projects that
> require dual pots. I have a few dual 1mg pots in stock but was wondering
> what the mechanical difference a dual pot offers over either two single pots
> or if it was possible to wires single to both throws on the pcb.
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> >Forgive me if these seems like a newbie question, I've built a lot of diy
> things but rarely use dual pots and am not that familiar with their benefits.
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