CTS® Vintage-style Dish Back US ¼” short length Full Size Premium Potentiometer

CTS Vintage-style Dish Back US ¼” short length Full Size Premium Potentiometer
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This is the most sought-after CTS vintage-style dish back potentiometers.
Low friction for easier and smooth knob rotation.
These short length pots (¼” or 6.35mm) are perfect for pickguard and control plate mounting like Strat, Tele, Jazz bass and Precision bass.
Choose this if you want to add a vintage touch on your wiring.

CTS is a top of the line guitar potentiometer that has been used in most American builds.
This series of CTS pots are the same high-quality pots that have become the industry standard for top guitar manufacturers. Robust construction featuring brass shaft and bushing.

These US specs potentiometers are perfect replacement for US made guitars.
If your guitar is Asian made, you might need to enlarge the hole to fit this pot.

QUICK GUIDE
Taper:
A is Audio (for Tone or Volume)
B is Linear (for Volume)

Value:
250k for single coils
500k for humbuckers

Thread Diameter:
US (⅜” or 9.5mm) - made in US
Metric (8mm) - made in Asia

Thread Length:
Short (¼” or 6.35mm) - perfect for pickguard and control plate mounting like Strat, Tele, Jazz bass and Precision bass.
Standard (⅜” or 9.5mm) - this is a safe choice and will fit most guitars. Just add hex nuts and washers as necessary. This length is required for the wood top or direct to body mounting.
Long (¾” or 19mm) - best used on guitars with extra thick bodies like Gibson Les Pual USA.

SPECS
Value: 250k, 500k, 1Meg
Taper: Audio/Log (A), Vintage Audio (V)
Thread Length: Short (¼” or 6.35mm)
Thread Diameter*: US (⅜” or 9.5mm)
Shaft: split / knurled 24 splines
Body: Full size (0.9” or 24mm)
Torque: Low friction rotation

Options available:
A250k Audio
V250k Vintage Audio
A500k Audio
A1MEG 1000k Audio

Includes:
1 potentiometer
1 set of hex nut and washer

Note:
*If your guitar is Asian made, you might need to enlarge the hole to fit this pot.

For a complete guide on how to choose the correct potentiometer for your guitar, read the wiring guide on our website or watch our YT tutorials.

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