VCI 100 Pots and Faders
VCI 100 Pots and Faders Posted on: 28.10.2009 by Al Henger Is there any way I can find out what faders/pots the vci uses? I'm looking to buy some replacements for a some components on a broken vci I'm looking to fix. | |
| Al Henger 28.10.2009 | Is there any way I can find out what faders/pots the vci uses? I'm looking to buy some replacements for a some components on a broken vci I'm looking to fix. |
| Al Henger 05.11.2009 | Does anyone know what the shaft size would be, as far as replacement knobs go? |
| Deeanna Dadust 30.10.2009 | The new Vestax VCI-100 DJ MIDI controller takes a giant leap forward. The latest in a recent flurry of digital DJ-targeted controllers — and the first of its kind from Vestax — offers several original features, an excellent build quality and a well-conceived design. |
| Lorrine Eckstein 29.10.2009 | I've got some replacement faders forsale for the VCI if interested? Theres a post in the forsale section on DJTT |
| Latia Pfleider 28.10.2009 | btw those are 10k type b (linear taper) in the link |
| Vernon Vanderberg 28.10.2009 | The Slide Potentiometers (Faders) i used to replace the ones in my VCI-100 can be found in the tutorial here: http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=4919 not sure about the other pots, im sure a compatible replacement can be found on mouser.com |
| Neal Rayome 28.10.2009 | I know that the VCI-100 uses the same pots and faders as their PMC-580pro mixer. Usually the parts for a mixer are easier to come by. The brand of the faders is ALPS, not sure which partnumber exactly. Good luck... |
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