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What's the best way to clean a scratchy pot (other than cover it with fur),in my volume pedal? Should I just replace it or can it be cleaned?
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Try some CaiLube MCL:
http://store.caig.com/
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http://store.caig.com/
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Get a Canadian pot. from Richard McDonald, at Spirit Steel Guitar. He's at: richard@spiritsteelguitar.com
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Thanks Ray for the correction. Chris I got some from Bobbe Seymour and I also think Al Brisco has the Ohmite??? There was plenty of discussion about this pot and where to get it in the "Electronics" section...>so a quick search might help ya out.
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You could try taking off the cover, cleaning the track and replacing the carbon brush. I have friends who have got replacement carbon brushes for Remington electric shavers and use them ( I'm told they are ideal).
I have just bought one of Richard's Canadian pots and it seems well put together and is far quieter than the horrendous pots currently available from Clarostat.
I have just bought one of Richard's Canadian pots and it seems well put together and is far quieter than the horrendous pots currently available from Clarostat.
You could try taking off the cover, cleaning the track and replacing the carbon brush. I have friends who have got replacement carbon brushes for Remington electric shavers and use them ( I'm told they are ideal).
I have just bought one of Richard's Canadian pots and it seems well put together and is far quieter than the horrendous pots currently available from Clarostat.
I have just bought one of Richard's Canadian pots and it seems well put together and is far quieter than the horrendous pots currently available from Clarostat.