one time, i found a website that made and sold the touch sensor encoder like the one you would find on ipods. i can’t remember the website anymore, but i would like to find it. has anyone else seen it?
… those are membrane switches: Mostly made out of one piece of silicone. Hard to get, because they are relativly cheap to customize for big series… so manufacturers mostly don’t have a “standard line” but only offer to design and produce custom line by order.
one time, i found a website that made and sold the touch sensor encoder like the one you would find on ipods. i can’t remember the website anymore, but i would like to find it. has anyone else seen it?
… those are membrane switches: Mostly made out of one piece of silicone.
I *think* he’s talking about the jogwheel cap(?)
I haven’t seen them, but I’ll keep an eye out for them. (never needed one). My JLCooper CS-10 has a solid chunk of anodized milled aluminum with that finger detention as well as a set screw. You can spin it real fast and let go, and it will keep going. I pulled off my Peavey 1600X’s knob and it was lightweight plastic crap with a “D” fitting. They all probably look about the same though.
I haven’t seen them, but I’ll keep an eye out for them. (never needed one). My JLCooper CS-10 has a solid chunk of anodized milled aluminum with that finger detention as well as a set screw. You can spin it real fast and let go, and it will keep going. I pulled off my Peavey 1600X’s knob and it was lightweight plastic crap with a “D” fitting. They all probably look about the same though.
yeah, a jogwheel cap is what i’m looking for. thank you.
