What's In The Kit:
I personally prefer Bourns Potentiometers over all other brands including CTS. I have found them to be smoother, longer lasting with the very best taper. One of the highest rated guitar pots on the market.
**If you are not sure whether your guitar uses short (3/8") or long (3/4") shaft pots please check before ordering. Normally Pre-1977 Gibson Les Paul's, all Epiphone's, all SG's use short shafts. Most USA made Gibson Les Paul's manufactured after 1977 use long shaft pots. Fender Stratocaster, Telecasters or copies use short shaft. If you have questions feel free to email me.
Note: If you have an imported guitar (e.g. Japan, China, etc.) you may need to modify the potentiometer holes to 3/8 inch to accommodate the Bourns bushings.
Cheers,
Gary Standerfer
Tone Man Guitar
- 2 - Bourns High Grade Low Friction 250K Potentiometers. Short-Split Shaft - Audio Taper - 15% Tolerance. Long Life Carbon Element - Brass Bushing - Metal Shaft.
- 2 - Includes brass sleeve adapters to convert split shaft to sold pot shaft if needed (not shown in picture)
- 1 - Oak Grigsby 3 Way Switch with screws. One of the highest quality switches available.
- 1 - Switchcraft 1/4 inch mono output jack.
- 1 - Orange Drop capacitor. Smaller caps physical size for better fit. Your choice of tone cap value .022uf or .047uf
- 1 - 50's style Gavitt cloth push back 22 awg wiring. White and black. Just like Leo used.
- Plus....... 50's wiring diagram.
I personally prefer Bourns Potentiometers over all other brands including CTS. I have found them to be smoother, longer lasting with the very best taper. One of the highest rated guitar pots on the market.
**If you are not sure whether your guitar uses short (3/8") or long (3/4") shaft pots please check before ordering. Normally Pre-1977 Gibson Les Paul's, all Epiphone's, all SG's use short shafts. Most USA made Gibson Les Paul's manufactured after 1977 use long shaft pots. Fender Stratocaster, Telecasters or copies use short shaft. If you have questions feel free to email me.
Note: If you have an imported guitar (e.g. Japan, China, etc.) you may need to modify the potentiometer holes to 3/8 inch to accommodate the Bourns bushings.
Cheers,
Gary Standerfer
Tone Man Guitar
