Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

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Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby saddletramp » Sat Dec 10, 2011 8:43 pm

I have a Goodrich volume pedal which sounds 'scratchy' as I bring the volume in from silence. It sounds like a dodgy pot. Is there a way to clean the existing pot or would it be better to buy a replacement?

If I need to get a replacement, Is it possible to buy one in the UK or do I need to order one from the US?

Any advice you can give would be much appreciated.

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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby zbplayer » Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:32 pm

Chris,get in touch with BSS member Sue,who can help you with a new pot.
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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby Donny Johnston » Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:01 pm

Gerry Hogan supplies as well.
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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby ZBSD-10 » Sun Dec 11, 2011 3:55 pm

I read this thread with great interest as it looks like I'll have to replace the pot in my ZB pedal when we return
in March as it is scratchy like Chris described ! :D :D
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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby Malcolm » Sun Dec 11, 2011 4:31 pm

I ran through several pots (pec, claristat ) over a short period, one only lasted two months, then got a Dunlop pot from Tom Bradshaw, so far has lasted two years.Only problem is soldering wires to terminal , pure b****r , better if you solder wires before fitting to pedal, excellent pots .Believe pots from Gerry Hogan are now better quality supposed to last one million turns.
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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby Donny Johnston » Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:09 pm

This is getting to be a habit, agreeing with you Malcolm, but yes, I bought one from Gerry at Ireland 2010. Its a cracker.
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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby saddletramp » Sun Dec 11, 2011 7:02 pm

Thanks, guys. I know I can always rely on the forumites for fast and helpful advice :D

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Re: Replacing a pot on a Goodrich volume pedal

Postby Ken Byng » Tue Dec 13, 2011 12:39 pm

Malcolm wrote:I ran through several pots (pec, claristat ) over a short period, one only lasted two months, then got a Dunlop pot from Tom Bradshaw, so far has lasted two years.Only problem is soldering wires to terminal , pure b****r , better if you solder wires before fitting to pedal, excellent pots .Believe pots from Gerry Hogan are now better quality supposed to last one million turns.


I'm sure the pot referred to above that Gerry retails is this one - viewtopic.php?f=29&t=1583

The Dunlop HotPotz is a very robust and durable pot - it just has the wrong taper unfortunately, although Tom Bradshaw would disagree with me on that point. :)
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