Overview
The Mallory FA-14L potentiometer is a precision variable resistor rated at 10,000 ohms (10K) with #4 logarithmic taper configuration. Designed for audio and industrial electronic applications, this Mallory component provides smooth, controllable resistance variation with a sealed construction for reliability and longevity. New in box condition ensures the unit is unused and ready for immediate deployment in service, repair, or restoration projects.
Key Features
- 10,000 ohm resistance value with #4 logarithmic taper curve
- Sealed construction protects against dust and contamination
- Smooth rotation and low noise characteristics typical of Mallory precision components
- New in box condition—factory sealed, never used
- Suitable for audio amplifiers, control circuits, and signal adjustment applications
- Vintage specification component compatible with classic and tube electronics
Technical Specifications
- Part Number: FA-14L
- Manufacturer: Mallory
- Resistance: 10,000 ohms (10K)
- Taper: #4 (Logarithmic)
- Type: Rotary Potentiometer
- Condition: New in Box
- Construction: Sealed
Typical Applications
- Audio amplifier volume and tone control circuits
- Vintage guitar and tube amplifier restoration and repair
- Electronic test equipment calibration and adjustment
- Industrial control and signal processing circuits
- Classic radio and communications receiver tuning networks
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- Vintage tube amplifier designs requiring 10K logarithmic controls
- Mid-20th century audio and RF circuit applications
- Classic guitar amplifier restoration projects
- Industrial equipment needing precision resistance adjustment
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
- Original equipment potentiometers in Mallory-equipped vintage audio and industrial devices
- Other Mallory FA series 10K rotary potentiometers with matching #4 taper specification
- Verify compatibility with your specific equipment before ordering
Works With
- Vintage vacuum tube (valve) circuits and audio amplifiers
- Classic analog control systems and instrumentation
- Legacy communication and RF equipment
- Restoration and repair of mid-century electronic devices
