bulut
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Hi there,
I have just bought a 2nd hand Novation NOVA (analog modeling synth) and have to replace
the potentiometers. How can I know what type of potentiometers to buy unless Novation tells me?
I have contacted them but this is taking too long. I have no experience with this, so please help.
Thanks in advance! ;D
Welcome aboard! There are probably some kind of part number on the pots, otherwise you can measure the resistance with a multimeter. Hope that helps!
bulut
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Welcome aboard! There are probably some kind of part number on the pots, otherwise you can measure the resistance with a multimeter. Hope that helps!
thanks!
Well, I will try and find some kind of number on them. I read that these are called “rotary encoders” because
they are digital, sending MIDI etc. Can those also be measured with a multimeter? By the way I dont even
know what a multimeter is and how to use it but should not be hard to use I guess 
Will let you know about what happened. I hope I can tell the difference between pots and encoders.
Anyone any other suggestions?
pots have a stopping point at either end of the travel
encoders just keep on turning
keep reading, all of this stuff is on the site
moxi
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I think your Nova is using pots, not encoder (if it’s build as my KS synth)…