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Originally posted by midibuddy View Post
In general, guitars without pickguards, need a long-shaft pot?
Guitars with thick tops (Example: Les Paul or an archtop Soloist) need long shaft pots.
Most guitars use standard length pots.
If you're going to upgrade, spend an extra buck or two and get quality parts.
Get a CTS 500k pot. (regular shaft)
Huge selection of guitar & bass pots from CTS, Bourns, Fender, Alpha, Alps & more. Quantity discounts available when you buy 4 or more.
EDIT: Alvin types faster than I do.-Rick
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They all do. Your "guitar tech" is an idiot.
Here are the specs for a standard CTS 500k pot.
IT WILL FIT.Last edited by rjohnstone; 08-01-2007, 02:38 PM.-Rick
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Originally posted by rjohnstone View PostThey all do. Your "guitar tech" is an idiot.
Where the hell is "here"? Do you live in the middle of the frozen tundra of Siberia?
On a lighter note, Duncan JB's supposed to sound better when matched to a 250K pot. It will kill some of the highs and fatten it up if it's too bright sounding.
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...And don't buy any pots from Stewmac. They are crap imports I buy tons of luthier stuff from StewMac, but not electronics. Get yourself a CTS pot or a Custom RS Guitar Works CTS pot (better).
I finally beat Straycat to the RS reference. You are slipping my friendTone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by straycat View PostStandard CTS short shaft will work just fine.You will need to enlarge the hole because the CTS shaft is a little larger.
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