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Are you trying to produce two separate balanced outputs ? That can be achieved with normal two gang pots, one per channel. Otherwise you will need a four gang pot. These are available. I've just finished an Aleph P1.7 balanced pre-amp with an ALPS 4 gang pot controlling the volume. It's even easier if you look at switched ladder attenuators.
Volume Pot Sizing | diyAudio
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Hence if you have, say, 150pF Miller capacitance then you need the source resistance to stay below 50k ohms or the bandwidth will drop below 20kHz. Now, the maximum source resistance of a pot is one-quarter of the total pot resistance; this happens when the wiper is at the -6dB position. Thus we need a pot smaller than 4*50k = 200k ohms.
Volume control malfunction - probably NOT the potentiometer
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Not even the “balance” control can reduce it. (NOTE: the Passive Volume Control has been removed and the only volume control being used now, and described here, is the one proper to the AR-15.) After maybe 20 seconds or so, there is a “null” spot in the rotation of the volume control potentiometer where the volume in the right channel ...
How to bypass volume potentiometer Sennheiser PC360 | diyAudio
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2014-12-14 8:16 am. #13. There would be a corresponding contact patch on the earpiece for the left side earpiece, that mate with the open pads (I assume). To bypass the volume use a short piece of wire on the pot pins. Counting down from the top of your picture, that would mean connect Pad 1 to 3 and 4 to 6.
DIY Audio Projects Forum • Choosing the proper volume pot
https://www.diyaudioprojects.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=280
A quick rule of thumb for selecting the resistance of a potentiometer is that you want the input impedance to be an order of magnitude (10 times) higher than the output (source) impedance. One thing that one does need to keep in mind is the issue of high frequency response. The input pot and the input (DC blocking) capacitor form a first order LPF.
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