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Radio Shack Model 277-1008 Mini Amplifier For Person with Disability:Where To Get Now
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Radio Shack Model 277-1008 Mini Amplifier For Person with Disability: Where To Get Now
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But now, the volume control may not be a suitable marker, the control
may
not be attenuating the audio signal, but varying a DC voltage to control a
stage that is controlling volume."
Or a rotary encoder going to the microprocessor.
I rather like my old JVC hi-fi in which the remote control (which
unfortunately was stolen!) causes a motor to turn a nice large volume
control knob, on which a flashing LED shows what setting it has reached.
Much better than a digital display!
I have only recently given up using my Nikko TRM 40LA amplifier which I
bought second hand from an ex-pat colleague on a business trip to NY
City in the early 1970s. Although it was fairly heavy (with of course a
large power transformer) it came back to the UK embedded in my dirty
laundry in my suitcase. Since the instruction booklet included a
schematic I tweaked some circuits as I saw fit...
Mike.
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