With our cookies we would like to offer you the best shopping experience possible with everything that goes with it. This includes, for example, suitable offers, personalized ads and remembering preferences. If this is okay with you, simply agree to the use of cookies for preferences, statistics and marketing by clicking on "Alright!" (show all). You can withdraw your consent at anytime via the cookie settings (here)
Note: To prevent ratings from being based on hearsay, smattering or surreptitious advertising we only allow ratings from real users on our website, who have bought the equipment from us.
After logging in you will also find all items you can rate under rate products in the customer centre.
I bought this as part of a pickup swap / rewiring job on my Squier Mustang HH. I installed it as a tone pot and wired the push-pull switch for splitting the bridge humbucker (neck position is a P90). The PCB makes it really easy to wire the P/P. There was also some space between the PCB and the pot itself to tuck in my capacitor and retain the original profile. Do beware that it is a full-sized pot and quite bulky, more so because of the P/P. Be careful and measure your guitar cavity before buying. The Mustang control cavity was a realy tight fit and I had to modify the part a bit by bending the two prongs at the top. I also routed the cables around the pot as there was no space behind/underneath it. The control plate on the Mustang is relatively thin sheet metal and the pot sticks up a bit above the surface, but that doesn't really bother me. Luckily I had no issues with the thread diameter and it dropped right into the control plate opening - no wobble, no need to enlarge the opening. For the knob I used a metal screwable one that has a smooth inside surface and is made for 6mm shaft. If you want to get a knurled knob or re-use your old knob, check your measurements and make sure it has the correct number of splines for the US standard.
Overall I am really satisfied with my purchase, even though I had some minor issues with the fitment. The pot functions well and I am happy with the tone responce I get from the vintage taper in conjunction with a 47nF capacitor. It rotates smoothly and doesn't scratch. Push-pull works as expected. As with any guitar mod, my advice is to measure carefully and be prepared to adjust some things if necessary.
I bought this as part of a pickup swap / rewiring job on my Squier Mustang HH. I installed it as a tone pot and wired the push-pull switch for splitting the bridge humbucker (neck position is a P90). The PCB makes it really easy to wire the P/P. There was also some space between the PCB and the pot itself to tuck in my capacitor and retain the original profile. Do beware that it is a full-sized pot and quite bulky, more so because of the P/P. Be careful and measure your guitar cavity before buying. The Mustang control cavity was a realy tight fit and I had to
I bought this as part of a pickup swap / rewiring job on my Squier Mustang HH. I installed it as a tone pot and wired the push-pull switch for splitting the bridge humbucker (neck position is a P90). The PCB makes it really easy to wire the P/P. There was also some space between the PCB and the pot itself to tuck in my capacitor and retain the original profile. Do beware that it is a full-sized pot and quite bulky, more so because of the P/P. Be careful and measure your guitar cavity before buying. The Mustang control cavity was a realy tight fit and I had to modify the part a bit by bending the two prongs at the top. I also routed the cables around the pot as there was no space behind/underneath it. The control plate on the Mustang is relatively thin sheet metal and the pot sticks up a bit above the surface, but that doesn't really bother me. Luckily I had no issues with the thread diameter and it dropped right into the control plate opening - no wobble, no need to enlarge the opening. For the knob I used a metal screwable one that has a smooth inside surface and is made for 6mm shaft. If you want to get a knurled knob or re-use your old knob, check your measurements and make sure it has the correct number of splines for the US standard.
Overall I am really satisfied with my purchase, even though I had some minor issues with the fitment. The pot functions well and I am happy with the tone responce I get from the vintage taper in conjunction with a 47nF capacitor. It rotates smoothly and doesn't scratch. Push-pull works as expected. As with any guitar mod, my advice is to measure carefully and be prepared to adjust some things if necessary.
quality
1
0
Report
Report
S
Nice pot
StephanPK 27.01.2022
Big, easy to solder, but could not fit if you have small guitar cavity, so check it before you buy it
quality
1
0
Report
Report
BO
High quality
Burak Oncel 16.09.2022
This cts pots are in good quality, I like them. But they are very big. You need to know is your guitar cavity big enough for cts pots if you want to buy this product.
quality
0
0
Report
Report
L
Mojotone CTS 500K Std. Split P/P VT Pot
LameGuitarist 17.11.2022
super good pot ... preoper resistance when turning and push-pull ... no wobble ... in fact only good things can be said :)
quality
0
0
Report
Report
S
Solid Pot!
SoundBeat 17.04.2023
Solid construction, no wobbling! Sounds nice, I approve : D
quality
0
0
Report
Report
g
Great
georgaris 19.06.2024
High quality, works very well.
It's a bit big so you have to measure your chamber to be sure it will fit in there...
