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09-24-2026, 12:07 PM
Hi Guys
The automatic drive compensation circuits allow a single-knob Power Scale solution where the use of a dual pot is not possible. An example is where the Power Scaling circuit is the SB-type (Super Budget) which uses a mil-spec pot. These pots are very expensive and the dual-form is even more so. Also, the pot is 28mm in diameter and is already difficult to mount in some chassis; the doubled length of the dual makes the situation worse.
The SB circuit modules are small and can be mounted quite conveniently - SB1 and SB2 have three each - although the third module is different in each kit. Adding an ADC board is not difficult, but knowing which one you wish to use requires some thought.
The automatic drive compensation circuits allow a single-knob Power Scale solution where the use of a dual pot is not possible. An example is where the Power Scaling circuit is the SB-type (Super Budget) which uses a mil-spec pot. These pots are very expensive and the dual-form is even more so. Also, the pot is 28mm in diameter and is already difficult to mount in some chassis; the doubled length of the dual makes the situation worse.
The SB circuit modules are small and can be mounted quite conveniently - SB1 and SB2 have three each - although the third module is different in each kit. Adding an ADC board is not difficult, but knowing which one you wish to use requires some thought.
