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A500K/B500K Potentiometer Splined Pot Electric Guitar Bass Amp Tone Shaft Parts

$ 3.43

Availability: 24 in stock
  • Type: Potentiometer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Specification: A500K, B500K
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Material: Metal
  • Condition: New
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Colour: Silver
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • To Fit: Electric Guitar
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    Description
    A500k or B500k Pentiometer for Electric guitar. Perfect as a replacement for damaged parts or for a project or new build guitar. Condition is New.
    Long Knurled and split shaft, Full Size
    Coarse knurled shaft fits most control knobs
    Suitable for electric guitars with 18mm potentiometer
    Specification:
    Shaft Length: 18mm
    Shaft Diameter: 7mm
    Base Diameter: 17mm
    Dispatched with Royal Mail 1st Class
    What is the difference between 250K & 500K pots?
    Either 250K or 500K pots can be used with any passive pickups however the pot values will affect tone slightly. The rule is: Using higher value pots (500K) will give the guitar a brighter sound and lower value pots (250K) will give the guitar a slightly warmer sound. This is because higher value pots put less of a load on the pickups which prevents treble frequencies from "bleeding" to ground through the pot and being lost. For this reason, guitars with humbuckers like Les Pauls use 500K pots to retain more highs for a slightly brighter tone and guitars with single coils like Stratocasters and Telecasters use 250K pots to add some warmth by slightly reducing the highs. You can also fine tune the sound by changing the pot values regardless of what pot value the guitar originally had.
    What is the difference between Audio and Linear taper pots?
    Audio and Linear taper pots have the same total resistance but differ in which position of rotation the pot will reach the 50% value. Linear pots  are usually marked with a B or Lin (examples 250KB, B250K, 250K Lin) and will reach 50% of its total resistance in the 50% rotation point. Audio taper pots are usually marked with an A or Aud (examples 500KA, A500K 500K Aud) and will decrease most of the resistance in the last 50% of the rotation. This can give a more gradual audio reduction is some cases. Some manufactures like Fender use Audio taper pots for both volume and tone controls. Gibson on the other hand uses linear taper pots for both volume and tone. And still others use Linar taper pots for volume and Audio taper pots for tone. However, if a problem of exists where a volume or tone pot has no effect on the sound, try a changing the taper. How to check the taper with an ohm meter: Set the pot to the center position (50% rotation) and measure the resistance between the center pin and each of the outer pins. If the the resistance is equal (50% of the pots value) the pot is linear. If the values are not equal, the pot is an Audio taper.
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