Shearne Phase 2 remote control

[chartz]

Hi,

I am not really holding my breath, but I’m looking for the remote control protocol for my newly-acquired Shearne Anniversary amp, which is missing the original one (why do people always sell their stuff without their remotes?)

Cheers.

[Richard]

Hello and welcome

I’d been waiting for Bob or Andy to post as they use Alps remotes but here are a couple of ideas,

Is the remote volume control pot/circuitry in working order? Perhaps it has a fault and will not work even with the correct remote.

A bit hit and miss but you could try a Signalex remote, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Signalex-...IAAOSwTqtd91tT
with these codes, http://signalex.c1.biz/codes.html

or replace the pot and/or control circuitry, https://www.hificollective.co.uk/pot...ised-alps.html
Nick Gorham the designer may be able to help, he’s on Audio Talk, http://www.audio-talk.co.uk/phpBB3/

[bob orbell]

Richard, I am not familiar with this Shearne amp .both Andy and myself have the remote add on kit from Hi-Fi collective, it is a very simple remote, but if this is what is required, then maybe Nick Lucas can help. Bob

[Richard]

Well Chartz has tried elsewhere with this one and the pic here shows an Alps motorized on a Shearne Audio Phase 2 Anniversary, https://pinkfishmedia.net/forum/thre...ersary.245689/

but the text here, under Working order, end para 2, says no remote for a Shearne Phase 2 Reference Integrated, http://www.soundstagenetwork.com/rev...rne_phase2.htm

so perhaps clarification is needed as to the exact model.




Edit, sorry, he says Aniversary in the text of his post so we can assume that's the right picture of an Alps motorized and guess the remote might just do volume, but maybe he can tell us if it should change inputs as well?

[Greg.]

Hm, really can’t see the point here. This is the OP’s first post and is completely irrelevant to WD/WAD. As much as I understand that some of us are willing to be as extensively helpful as possible, it is also worth noting that the OP has not visited since he first posted. My inclination is to advise, after he has been more than adequately accommodated, that he is on the wrong forum and he/we move on.

[bob orbell]

Yes, I too noticed this Greg but, all to often I get told to relax, so I replied to Richard's post. Bob