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kh90123

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  1. The RK50 is rather expensive...what about the RK-27 quad? Mr. Birgir do you have any extra Alpha quad pot which you can sell? Oooh, from the picture above the part # for the pot is 3RP/2142GSA1A50k. So it's a 21mm quad pot. If no one has extra to spare, I will try to get a quote from Alpha myself. If not I will go with the RK-27. Thanks.
  2. I need a bit of help trying to find a good quad volume pot for my build, that's not too expensive. Justin from Headamp has the Alps RK50, but at $800 a piece it's a bit steep. What's the consensus on the RK27 quad from eBay Germany? That's a motorized version, but I think the DC motor can be removed easily. Is the Khozmo really worth the money? (http://www.partsconnexion.com/KHOZMO-74888.html). The thread on HF seems to suggest that a few people has had problems with it (http://www.head-fi.org/t/440942/how-is-khozmo-stepped-attenuators/390). There is also the very expensive DACT pot: http://www.partsconnexion.com/product1195.html So what's the consensus on cheap and good audio pots, could anyone guild me on where to buy those? I saw Birgir using Alpha pots in his builds, does anyone have extra Alpha quad pot to spare? And must the volume pot be 50kohm? What will happen if I use a 100kohm pot?

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