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Once off the board, I bet an ultrasonic bath in Isopropyl would do wonders...

I can hear it here in Connecticut.

Barbour edition in their tartan.

Yeah, but WHY?

You should avoid regular D stuff in carbon comp pots. Stick to the F100 / F5 there. In some cases the D100 takes the trace right off the pot. If you do manage to get it clean, silicone grease will keep it working well. Fader grease is rather pricey, and you should already own dielectric grease.

Yep. I was in Portland years ago and we would line up for the challah French toast at some place… had to be careful of the “human” poo on the sidewalk. Good times.

Kinda like a warning beacon. Or a poisonous toad.

My first burner was a Philips. Had to use CDR-M discs only.

That s not been my experience with CDRs. I have some burnt over ten years ago that play like day one. Are those CDRs burned to redbook standards or something else?

But you must extend your pinky whilst partaking.

I doubt it’s a scam. Those only use English.

I think he's currently working that angle here...

She’s got good bones.

That may have been the hard wired version. I recall a small vertical board and the pots were accessible from the rear. Board isn’t very wide so they’d be maybe 2 inches apart.

Yes, I'm remembering on the build thread someone designed a daughter board that attached to the main board and allowed adjusting R and C via rotary switches. The board was designed from the start with friction sockets so you can swap caps and resistors. Gain was set with another resistor (one...

Wyn had to make some compromises for SOTA production. His original design was only compromised in that it is designed to not require much in the way of testing- build n go. But all parts were optimized for performance. Building one unit, a cap costing 5 cents more for better performance is no...