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SoundWell rotary encoders (like ALPS STEC16B, "Voti" encoders)


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Since everyone seemed to have received theirs, I was getting worried, especially since my local sorting office seem to use the power of their union to allow them to pilfer goods in transit......

..but they arrived today!  They feel great, especially with the perfect fit of the "Waldorf" knobs.  The dentent is not as chunky as on my Yamaha and Roland kit, and for me that's a good thing.

So, thanks for all your work on this Frank.  I'm very happy.

Steve

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It's been to long now, can you trace back the package asap. Try to know where it is right now.

It is not in Canada, i talk with PostCanada, there is nothing for me coming from europe.

Thanks!

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once the detent is removed, how is the slack on these encoders? i.e. that effect you get when you keep turning one way, then when you start turning the other way there is a loose section before it engages again.

I've found this happens a little when you remove the detent on the bourns encoders from SmashTV, it sometimes makes it quite tricky to select a precise value.. which isn't always a big deal.. sometimes it is.. like on note pitch etc :)

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once the detent is removed, how is the slack on these encoders? i.e. that effect you get when you keep turning one way, then when you start turning the other way there is a loose section before it engages again.

I've found this happens a little when you remove the detent on the bourns encoders from SmashTV, it sometimes makes it quite tricky to select a precise value.. which isn't always a big deal.. sometimes it is.. like on note pitch etc :)

they are perfect. there is no reason to remove completely the iron round of the mechanism. just beat it and make flat.

here some pics, not very good but this is the way.

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