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Designed for surface-mounting, this PRS with a custom taper, this potentiometer offers 500K ohm resistance and features a 180pF capacitor type for better frequency handling. The 180pF capacitor acts as a high-pass filter removing shelved low end, allowing high frequencies through for more clarity and musical highs as you roll the volume off.

This is 500K medium-shaft potentiometer is compatible with the following models:
PRS Custom 24 "Floyd"
PRS McCarty
PRS Paul’s Guitar
PRS Myles Kennedy
PRS S2 Standard 22
PRS S2 Vela
PRS S2 Custom 24
PRS S2 Standard 24
PRS CE 24
PRS S2 Custom 24-08
PRS Custom 24
PRS Custom 24 Piezo
PRS Studio
PRS Custom 24-08
PRS Santana Retro
PRS Special Semi-Hollow
PRS 500K Medium-Shaft Potentiometer With 180pF Capacitor Silver
PRS 500K Medium-Shaft Potentiometer With 180pF Capacitor Silver

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  • Better than CTS. My new favorite pots.

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    submitted4 years ago

    byRion M

    fromDenver, Colorado

    Replaced CTS pots with these in an HSS setup. For single coils, I wired a 560k resistor in parallel so that they "see" the pots as ~260k. The taper on these is better than the CTS pots they replaced and they feel smoother as well. I also really like how the stop on the threaded part of the shaft creates the perfect spacing between the bottom of the knob and the guitar body. Well worth the extra cost.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byShane

    fromEagle River, AK

    I have an original Korean PRS Tremonti SE from 2003 and one of my bridge volume pots is giving me static when turned. Is there something that I can do to the existing pot to remedy the static, or would replacement be required. The guitar has hardly been used, so perhaps it just needs some use? If replacement is necessary, is the subject Pot equivalent to the original? Thanks!

    I have an original Korean PRS Tremonti SE from 2003 and one of my bridge volume pots is giving me static when turned. Is there something that I can do to the existing pot to remedy the static, or would replacement be required. The guitar has hardly been used, so perhaps it just needs some use? If replacement is necessary, is the subject Pot equivalent to the original? Thanks!

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Sounds like it just needs to be cleaned. We have equivalent pots available.