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Gibson 500kOhm Potentiometer Audio Taper/Long Shaft

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Reviewed by 5 customers
Great quality replacement for all Gibson LP guitars.
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submitted8 years ago
byDonna
fromundisclosed
Perfect replacement for my older Gibson's worn out old Volume Pot. Very smooth and consistent taper potentiometer, and easy as any other aftermarket ones to install. Great quality manufacturing as well.
Have not used them as of this time
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submitted9 years ago
byEDMOND
fromundisclosed
Like them but may need a shorter shaft
Mixed Bag
submitted16 years ago
byCharlie
fromUnited States
Under average circumstances I wouldn't bother with a review. I mean, it's a variable resistor, right! However, I have to mention that in this case, Gibson (or their supplier) dropped the ball. The 500kOhm pots were fine, but the necessary mounting hardware wasn't in the packages. Neither package included a backing nut for adjusting the exposed control shaft height, and one package omitted the dress washer that goes under the top nut. This isn't this site's fault, but Gibson, who's been in the electric guitar business for a long time, and who's name and logo are all over the packages, should be more consistant.
Cure for the Volume Control Blues
submitted17 years ago
byMaxx Play
fromsouth NJ, USA
1st.. this pot is nothing like the oem pot you may find in your gibson now. The quality of this pot is excellent. With a smooth, real, audio taper that you can actually work with. I have replaced many oem pots that were little more then on/off switches with no real range of taper. There are many gibsons out there with 300K pots. These seem to work ok with a very low gain signals but, once you add any type of gain the pot acts too fast, giving no range to the taper. This pot is the cure. The pot may feel a bit stiff when first installed. It will break in very quickly and have a great feel. Then there will be a difference between 10 and 8, or 5 and 3. Players with very touch-sensitive amps will welcome the change. Also it will return some of the good highs back to your signal. I can highly recommend these for any 500K vol pot application. Great price, fast delivery. It's a win / win situation. MaxxPlay Electrick-garage
Seems much nicer than the stock pots
submitted19 years ago
byRich
fromChicago
Just picked these up to replace the fried pots on my Schecter and these pots are heavier and have a higher quality of workmanship compared to the old pots. I just hope they last longer than the stock ones.
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submitted3 years ago
asked bydean
fromohio
i need solderless volume and tone pots for a schechter 6. is this what i need?
In a case like this we recommend having a qualified guitar tech look at the guitar.