Allparts Audio Taper 500k Push/Pull Pot

I used this pot to replace the old volume pot in my Mexican blacktop telecaster

Pros:
fairly easy to solder
the grounding lip on the bottom makes wiring a breeze
satisfying operation of the push pull switch
Cons:
didn't fit my telecaster control plate, but drilling out the holes bigger solved that easily and the washer disguises that perfectly

I Would consider buying this again if I need another p/p pot

They do the job, and they come with double nuts for height adjustment. They soldered relatively easily and I used them to wire a HSH pickguard with P-Rails for a ST guitar.

I three of them in order to achieve the Rail/P90/Humbucker series/ Humbucker parallel, and neck tap sounds. Very versatile.

They started being a bit scratchy after 2 years

It is a good quality potentiometer that i don't have any problems with. One thing to consider if buying one is that it is slightly larger than a normal potentiometer.

Push pull pot in my Fame (250k) had stopped working so I decided to replace it with a 500k pot instead. Over a year later and no problems, sound is much preferable too compared to the 250k (but that's just my preference)

Well, it does what it is supposed to do. I am satisfied with this product. Just to mention, soldering is really easy.

It is the third guitar i'm putting this product. Seven string Seymour Duncans split coil use. Reliable and excellent tone.

Used as tone pot. Push-pull is fine, but the pot itself feels very loose. Slightly scratchy out of the box at the top end.

Wanted to split the coils on my cheap guitar.
Not easy so setup and solder but a lot of guides on the internet

Love the push pull feature. I can get even more versatility out my guitars.
They move well.

Fühlt sich gut an, Poti eher leichtgängig, Push-Pull sehr differenziert und ohne großen Kraftaufwand. Gerne wieder.