Gibson Speed Knobs Black 4-Pack

After market knobs are not spec'd out right for the Gibson knurl and won't seat. Gotta buy Gibson to solve that problem.

Gibson standards, seal of approval sealed, in plastic with Gibson labeled cardboard top with THEE Gibson trademarked label. The authentic parts WILL cost you extra. [You don't believe me? Try finding a genuine pickup cover for under $65.00. To illustrate with another example, I once paid nearly $20.00 for just two flathead screws issued under the aegis or T name for pickup adjustment screws that came in original Gibson packaging. Pro Tip for buying used gear: If your pickup adjustment screws are allen head screws they are most likely not the original Gibson pickup. Unless there has been some change to their protocol that I don't know about.] The point is the psychological factor maybe in knowing that all the parts on your Gibson are genuine, Gibson certified parts. Prices are the same across the board. Blah blah blah...

If you have a new Les Paul, these knobs are probably fine. Mine is a 74 Les Paul and one knob was broken. The new are slightly smaller and look cheaper, definitely plastic and most likely, made in China!

they're guitar knobs, not much to go wrong.

I try to maintain my instruments to original specs. Its great to find original Gibson replacement parts in stock at Guitar Center.

Guitar Center and other stores offer cheaper parts but how often do you replace knobs? Buy quality for parts you use and depend on every time you play!