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Panasonic pots (quality question)


Sasha

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They are a little wobbly.  They are similar to the pots in a Novation Nova/Supernova (I used one as a replacement with a little coaxing), and they are also similar to the pots in a Korg MS2000.

I would use them in a box that I make fine adjustments to, but not in something I perform with.  They are very inexpensive and readily available.

I have a couple EVU pots sitting in my desk drawer.  I'll send one to you with the displays I'm shipping to you today.  This one is a little different though becase it has no bushing, but the mechanism is the same, with a similar footprint. (p.n EVU-F2AF30B14)

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Thank you nebula for your detailed answer and for sending me sample. ;) I appreciate it!

Inexpensiveness and small footprint is what cough my eye, and wobbling it what I afraid of. These type of pots is originally used on x0xb0x and maybe is a good idea to change them with Alps. I think they make very similar pot.

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Well it's very similar to the ALPS.  Unfortunately the only ones I have left have no bushing, so they are a bit more wobbly than the one you're looking at.  I believe the Nova I replaced the cutoff freq pot on used ALPS pots, and I replaced it with the closest EVU pot I could find.  I then had to cut and file the shaft.  Honestly the ALPS didn't feel any better to me.

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