For your tone control, it is best to use a linear potentiometer. Stagg markets a very affordable variant with the SP-POT250B. Suitable for guitars with single coil elements.
The Stagg SP-POT500B is a linear potentiometer with a 500k resistor. It is therefore perfect as a tone control for a guitar with humbuckers.
If you have humbuckers, you need 500k potentiometers to get a good sound. The Stagg SP-POT500A is a cheap version of this, making it ideal as a quick replacement.
The Stagg SP-PUSHPOT250B is a linear push-pull potentiometer. It is inexpensive, can be assigned a second function and is ideal for guitars with single coil elements.
While keeping things budget-friendly, the Stagg SP-PUSHPOT250A potentiometer still features a logarithmic design, push-pull functionality and a 250K resistance so it can be wired-in to control single-coils.
The Stagg SP-POT250A potentiometer has a 250K logarithmic resistance curve, making it a solid replacement for the knackered pot of an electric guitar or bass equipped with single-coil pickups.
This Stagg PUSHPOT500A is ideal as a volume control for guitars with humbuckers. Thanks to the handy push-pull system, you can assign a second function to it.
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