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Gibson Long or Short Shaft Pots

1/26/2017

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This is the #1 ask question I receive.  Does my Gibson or other brand guitar need Long or Short shaft pots. Here is the latest list that I have.  I still recommend to pull out a pot and measure the bushing to make sure.  Measure only the threaded part of the shaft.  Long = 3/4 inch / Short = 3/8 inch.  REMEMBER measure only the threaded part of the shaft and not the entire length including tip.

Long Shaft
  • Standard's
  • Faded's
  • Classic's
  • Studio's
  • Traditional's
  • 50's & 60's Tributes
  • Historic 68 Custom RI
  • 1977 - current Custom's
  • 1977- current Deluxe's
  • 1977 - 1982 Pro's
Short Shaft
  • Historic R4/R5/R6/R7/R8/R9/R0
  • 1952 - !976 Standard's (pre 1977)
  • !954 -1976 Custom's (pre 1977)
  • 1968 -1976 Deluxe's (pre 1977)
  • Historic R7 Custom
  • The Paul's
  • Les Paul Special's
  • Les Paul Jr.'s
  • All ES Series Gibson / All Epiphone hollow body / SG
  • All Epiphone guitars use short
  • Flying V
  • All Fender Stratocater / Telecaster
  • Most off shore or copy built LP

Note: Long shaft pots will fit all Les Paul's and others.  Add extra nut / washer for proper height above the top.

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​Gary
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