Product Overview
Vintage Japan-Made Alps Alpine Slide Fader Potentiometer 10k Ohm, 10KDX2
Unused, new old stock, clean and in excellent condition.
This is a high-quality electronic component designed for precise control in audio and other applications.
About Alps Alpine
- Alps Alpine, a renowned Japanese company, manufactures this slide potentiometer.
- The company is known for its extensive know-how in creating components that offer comfort and ease of use.
- Their potentiometers are particularly esteemed in professional audio and automotive domains, where the tactile feel of a component can significantly influence the quality of the end product.
Quality and Durability
- Made in Japan, this potentiometer is known for its durability and precision, typical of Alps Alpine products.
- It features high-quality materials and construction, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.
Applications
- Commonly used in audio equipment (e.g., mixers, amplifiers), industrial controls, and other electronic devices requiring smooth and accurate resistance adjustment.
Technical Specifications
- Type: Slide potentiometer (also known as a fader)
- Model: DX2, most are labeled "77480-314."
- Mounting Type: Through-hole (THT)
- Approximate Body Dimensions: 50mm long by 17mm wide by 12mm tall.
- Approximate Slide Blade Height: 25mm
- Resistance: 10K ohm
- The DX2 designation indicates a dual-unit configuration, meaning it has two independent resistive elements for multi-channel control.
Features and Applications
- This slide potentiometer is likely part of Alps' master fader series, which is characterized by:
- Smooth operation
- Minimal free lever movement
- High precision, making it well-suited for audio applications
- Designed to be operated in vertical or horizontal orientations, offering flexibility in installation.
Quality and Performance
- Alps potentiometers are known for their durability and precision control.
- The smooth operation of their master faders makes them particularly suitable for high-precision audio applications where the feel of the component can significantly impact the user experience.
