10x Guitar Pots Potentiometers B500k 16.5mm Base Dia 18mm Shaft

10x Guitar Pots Potentiometers B500k 16.5mm Base Dia 18mm Shaft

Q: Do these work well with piezo pickup?

I believe that they (500 k ohm) work with piezo, but it has been years since I've used that method.

Q: Will these work for ibanez gax and is it hard to replace pots yourself? Mine are still soldered but the shaft broke off

Yes, these are OK for that guitar. You use 500K pots for humbuckers and 250K pots for single coils. They aren't hard to replace with a 35 to 45 watt soldering iron. Just unsolder the wires one at a time and resolder onto the new pot.

Q: Will this work as a tone pot replacement for an ibanez gio 7 string?

It will "work" but it may be a different value than the existing one. If the existing volume pot is a 100k or a 250k, this will work the same, but it will have a different rate of change of volume as you turn it up or down.

Q: Are this audio taper pots?

Yes. These are potentiometer Pots, 500 k. Most often we have 250k or 500k, the difference being how much treble will be bled off. For a Humbucker: 500k for a single rail: 250k. this will work in situations where you would like to adjust volume, but with a capacitor they can also be used as a tone control.

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Brand
Swhmc
Style
Compact
Item Weight
0.08 Kilograms
Voltage
9 Volts
Amperage
100 Milliamps

🎸B500K-ohm

📏18mm shaft

🔧16.5mm base

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Guitar Potentiometer Audio Pots B500K Ohm Replacement 16.5mm Base Dia 18mm Shaft Pack of 10

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🎶 Elevate Your Guitar Game with Precision Control!

UNIVERSAL FIT - Designed to fit most control knobs, making installation a breeze.
DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted for longevity, ensuring your sound remains pristine.
EASY REPLACEMENT - Perfect for DIY enthusiasts looking to enhance their gear.
PRECISION CONTROL - Enjoy smooth volume and tone adjustments with a long knurled shaft.
UPGRADE YOUR SOUND - Transform your guitar's audio experience with high-quality potentiometers.

The 10x Guitar Pots Potentiometers B500k are high-quality audio components designed for replacing and upgrading your guitar's volume and tone controls. With a 16.5mm base diameter and an 18mm shaft, these potentiometers offer a perfect fit for most control knobs, ensuring a seamless installation and enhanced sound quality.

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Are this audio taper pots?

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