🎸 Elevate your tone game with Fender’s precision control!
The Fender 250k No-Load Split Shaft Potentiometer is a professional-grade volume and tone control component featuring a 250K no-load resistance for clean signal path, a 3/8" split-shaft design compatible with push-on knobs, and includes mounting hardware plus a .022uf 250V tone capacitor. Made from durable brass and aluminum, it offers easy installation and reliable performance for musicians seeking superior sound customization.
Material | Messing |
Brand | Fender |
Product Dimensions | 11.42"L x 7.48"W |
Special Feature | Easy to Install, Sturdy |
Included Components | Knob |
Theme | Music |
Item Weight | 0.04 Pounds |
Center To Center Spacing | 0.38 Inches |
Handle Material | Aluminum |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | 990832000 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00885978009640 |
UPC | 885978009640 |
Part Number | 990832000 |
Item Weight | 0.635 ounces |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Item model number | 0990832000 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Finish | Metallic |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Special Features | Easy to Install, Sturdy |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited |
C**R
Does what it should.
Does what it should. Smooth with enough resistance that it's tough to bump out of position.
A**T
Does What It Says!
If you want a no load tone pot, this works great! The main thing to keep in mind, is that this pot will sort of "lock" into place when it's turned all the way up. It can take some getting used to, and may not be everyone's preference. When I first installed it, turning it down from 10 felt stiffer and I worried it might get annoying to use, but with a bit of use it became much smoother. If you are a guitarist who just leaves your tone pot maxed constantly (couldn't be me) you will love this feature though, it makes it harder to accidentally turn it down.
P**Z
Every Strat Needs the Blender Mod
This might be the best $9.99 I have ever spent. This no-load pot was installed in a custom built loaded pick guard for a Squier Stratocaster. Including the tone cap was very helpful as I had purchased the wrong value by mistake and instead used the one included here.By replacing the second tone control with this special potentiometer, and doing a little wiring, I can now blend my neck pickup in with the bridge position or even have all three pickups engaged when in the bridge+middle position. The beauty of using a pot rather than switch is that the amount of neck mixed in can be precisely controlled. That’s where the no-load feature comes in, by ensuring that when you turn the neck pickup all the way down(in applicable positions), the neck pickup is removed completely from the bridge pickup circuit. The diagrams for this are available from Fender, just look up “Blender Mod” or “Fat 50’s Half Blender.” I went with the half blender version, but the full blender may work better for you.The pot is high quality, being made by CTS in Taiwan. The low profile, brass shaft turns smoothly with minimal effort, yet has no wobble. With the included toothed washer you can ensure a strong mechanical and electrical connection.Once you hear the neck and bridge pickups together, you won’t want to play without it again.
S**O
Overpriced but I’m happy with it
Made the right choice for my strat. Amp is dark so I like the option to get extra brightness. Overpriced for what it is. The components that come with it are fine. Easy to install.
D**H
Works fine
Does the job and decent price.
W**T
CTS
It's a CTS potentiometer, I haven't found better
R**Y
Take The Load Off
I gave this five stars because it works as expected, but I may not use No Load Pots in the future. The control doesn’t turn as easily as a regular pot, it requires a little attention and strength to take it off of the no load position.I am going to use it on a Strat bridge pickup and you can definitely hear the difference when taken the load off. But, I may use a flip switch instead, or at least I will experiment with that on a future build. Nothing wrong with the product, just not my preference.
A**R
counter clockwise to turn it up ????
the two i purchased were both counter clockwise. purchase at your own risk
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