Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => Electrical and Instruments => Topic started by: Charles 230SL on March 10, 2021, 05:00:35
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Is the tone control on a Europa TG or TR variable? In other words, when you pull out the volume knob shouldn't you be able to increase/reduce the treble? Reason I ask - when I pull out the volume knob on my Europa TG the tone is at a fixed high treble and if I attempt to reduce the frequency (turn volume knob CCW) the treble remains constant while the volume reduces. Is this correct or have I got a bad potentiometer on my Europa TG? Ridiculous question I know, but it's been decades since I've operated a mono radio..and I'm not current
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Don't know about a TG but on my TR it is fixed (high pitch).
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My recollection is both the TG and TR have a high and low tone setting controlled by the volume knob/shaft either being pulled out or pushed in. It is a very small distance of travel and if your knobs are adjust wrong (screwed in place wrong) it's possible that it won't move in and out.
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My recollection is both the TG and TR have a high and low tone setting controlled by the volume knob/shaft either being pulled out or pushed in...
thanks Scott, so its either a high or a low tone setting - not adjustable. The volume knob pulls out approx 4mm at which time the treble goes to a higher pitch. Once the knob was pulled out, I (mistakenly) thought the tone pitch could then be varied/adjusted by turning the knob either CW (for higher pitch) or CCW (for lower pitch). I'm glad I was wrong; I was thinking I might have a bad potentiometer. thanks,,chas
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thanks Scott, so its either a high or a low tone setting - not adjustable. The volume knob pulls out approx 4mm at which time the treble goes to a higher pitch. Once the knob was pulled out, I (mistakenly) thought the tone pitch could then be varied/adjusted by turning the knob either CW (for higher pitch) or CCW (for lower pitch). I'm glad I was wrong; I was thinking I might have a bad potentiometer. thanks,,chas
Nope. Only high or low, no potentiometer. Your good. Scott