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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebottle View Post
    You're talking bollocks. Yeah I've always wanted to say that
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    OK you big daft nut. As you are keen to learn.

    For a linear law pot, turn it 20% round and the tapping point (the output) will be at 20%. Turn it 50% and the output will be 50% etc.
    These type of pots are used for bass and treble controls as an example.

    For control of volume the increase in output needs to be quite small at the beginning but becoming a lot greater towards the top end, because the ear has a logarithmic response to sound level:



    This is so that we can achieve sensible apparent changes to sound level over the full travel of the pot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    How would the gain be affected, Dave? I've always wondered how the 'K' value of pots or attenuators affects the gain on the amp they're connected to

    Is 10K 'higher gain' than 50K, or if not, how does it work?

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    Sorry chaps, I got it all wrong I must admit I have compared 10k pots to 47k ones and couldn't hear differences, for reasons now carefully explained to me. It was not my intention to mislead or cause more confusion and I'd best not try to say more in case I impart more incorrect advice.
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