Thanks for the replies. You all told me what I needed to know. I did not know about the plastic vs metal bushing or the difference in feel. I've decided to stay with the 148-149 series for my projects. -Richard Brewster strohs56k wrote: >--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" wrote: > > >>>It isn't clear from the specs in the catalog what makes the >>>148-149 series so much better. Anybody know? >>> >>> >>Spectrol 248/249 parts are 100% plastic construction (not the >>resistive element, the physical part). This means plastic shaft >>and worse, plastic *threads* . NOT RECOMMENDED. Also, the >>rotational torque of the shaft is *very* stiff. >> >>Tried them for 1 run of 1 module, they were not suitable... >> >> > > >I have (or rather I had) a module with these 24x series pots. (I >bought this particular module used so it could have been from an early >production run.) They were definitely stiff! I disliked the feel >enough to call Paul and ask about these. I ended up buying a few 14x >series pots from him to rid myself of the 24x types. (Which is why I >say had. I still have the module but it doesn't have 24x series pots >in it anymore ;) > >seth > > > > >
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Re: [motm] Re: Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-27 by Richard Brewster
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