Decode pot numbers

[Rigormortis]

It's in the amp, and it does work, except that it doesn't turn down all the way. It does make a difference in volume--just doesn't turn down quiet. It's no big deal because I have a gain on the pre-amp going into that channel.

Maybe it broke somehow when it was dropped in the snow.

[Enzo]

A lot of cheap pots do that, and SLM is not using expensive pots. On the other hand, how often do you run the amp at zero volume? I doubt the part was damaged, and wouldn't be surprise if all of them in the drawer are like that.

Now we are talking about a small volume. If the thing hardly turns down at all, that is different, then something is open, like a ground trace or a resistor.

[Rigormortis]

Something else might be messed up, like you say, because its range is not very much. I'm suspecting it might be something that I did--maybe even too much solder, and it's touching. I also blew a fuse a long time ago when I was testing it plugged in.
I'll probably check it out when I have some spare time to play with it.

Actually, it's not a problem, because I always have something plugged in that has its own volume control.

[Rigormortis]

Fixed!

It was just one of the solder spots that broke free--probably didn't get it hot enough--too cautious.

[stevenasexton234@gmail.com]

Hello, I'm looking for one of those Crate 70-133-01 Potentiometers if you still have one. I found this site but the the exchange I'm talking about was in the latter part of 2007 and early part of 2008 with the company contact Menzo (tmenzo@msn.com)
Thanks,
Steve (stevenasexton234@gmail.com)

[The Dude]

This is a public forum, so I'd remove the email addresses from your post, unless you like spam. If someone can help, they can post here and continue via PM's.

[DrGonz78]

The emails aren’t just in the post section… well one of them is the user ID. Perhaps the use of email as the user name should not be allowed?

edit: I thought that other email looked familiar. That was Enzo’s email.