The CTS USA CTS250-B50 potentiometer has a linear taper and a 250kOhm resistance, making the perfect high-end tone pot for guitars loaded with single-coil pickups.
Is one of the volume potentiometers in your single-cut guitar (with humbucker pickups) cracking? Replace it with the CTS USA CTS500-A54 kOhms potentiometer.
Got an archtop guitar loaded with one or more humbuckers and a noisy tone pot? The CTS USA CTS500-B60 long shaft potentiometer is a great replacement for a crackling pot. This split shaft edition is suited for push-on type knobs.
The CTS USA CTS250-A51 potentiometer has a logarithmic resistance of 250 kOhms. This pot is ideal for completing the volume control for a single-coil pickup.
The CTS USA CTS500-B62 Short-Shaft Potentiometer has a shorter design that can be pickguard-mounted, and a 500 KOhm logarithmic setup, making it the ideal tone pot for high-output models.
The CTS USA CTS500-B52 (linear, 500 kOhms) is commonly used as a tone control for an electric guitar or bass guitar, for instance.
The CTS USA CTS500-A53 (logarithmic, 500 kOhms) is commonly used as tone control for an electric guitar or bass guitar, for instance.
Fixing up an old Gibson Les Paul or any other vintage guitar or bass equipped with humbuckers? Install the CTS USA CTS500-A74 Vintage Audio Taper Potentiometer and you're assured of a solid repair and original sound.
Thanks to a short bushing and linear resistance curve, the CTS USA CTS250-B55 potentiometer is the ideal tone pot for guitars with a loaded pickguard.
The CTS USA CTS250-B64 is a long shaft potentiometer with a long bushing for guitars with a thick body. Linear potentiometers are generally used as volume controls.
The CTS USA CTS500-A61 potentiometer is best suited to guitars with humbuckers and a pickguard, being a short model with a resistance of 500 kOhms. It's ideal for the volume control with its logarithmic taper.
The CTS USA CTS500-A73 Potentiometer has a vintage audio taper and a 500 kOhm resistance, setting it up for modding or repairing electric guitars and basses loaded with humbuckers.
The CTS USA CTS250-A77 Potentiometer has a vintage audio taper and a 250 kOhm resistance, setting it up for modding or repairing electric guitars and basses loaded with single-coil pickups.
The CTS USA CTS250-A66 Potentiometer has a 250 kOhm resistance and no-load design, setting it up for modding or repairing electric guitars and basses loaded with single-coil pickups.
The CTS USA CTS250-A57 short-shaft potentiometer is compatible with screw-on knobs and has a logarithmic taper, making it ideal for volume controls.
The CTS USA CTS250-A6 long-shaft potentiometer has been purpose-made for fat-bodied guitars and, since it has a logarithmic resistance curve, it works particularly well as a volume pot.
The CTS USA CTS1meg-A58 logarithmic potentiometer has a 1,000 kOhm resistance, making it ideal for keeping the sound of high-output humbuckers clear and defined. This pot is compatible with models mounted with a pickguard.
The CTS USA CTS250-A76 Potentiometer has a vintage audio taper and a 250 kOhm resistance, setting it up for modding or repairing electric guitars and basses loaded with single-coil pickups.
Thanks to its short shaft, the CTS USA CTS250-A56 potentiometer is perfect for guitars equipped with a pickguard. This high-quality pot has a logarithmic curve and a 250kOhm resistance, making it ideal for the volume control of low-output pickups, like single-coils.
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