Potentiomètres Musiclily Basic 250K métriques grossiers à 18 cannelures, axe fendu, push/pull, audio/linéaire, pour guitare électrique et basse

I was skeptical like many others given the price point but I installed these babies without incident. Feel well constructed. Very good fit and nice action on the pull. Seem to function as they should. No noise or crackle with switching between humbucker and split. Good value, would purchase again.Installed in a Agile 3010 with SD Jazz in neck and SD Blk Winter in bridge. Both sound great split!

The size of the pots are great. They are very easy to use and they have great performance. The sound quality is as good as the next one. It��s a very good pot. The push pull switch for coil splitting is very good. The movement of the pots has a nice touch. I��m very pleased with how they work and I bought both the 250 and 500 ohm pots for any type guitars that I choose to use coil splitting.

Perfect!...Thanks much!

I haven't installed these Push / Pull pots in my guitar yet, but the initial measurements and feel look very good.They both measure above 500k (513k and 534k), which is great, as they won't load down my Humbuckers. The shaft turns very smoothly, but it's not too loose.I will be using the switches, one for coil cut and one for phase switching, on my 4 wire Humbuckers. The switches have very low on resistance, basically the same as shorting my DMM leads together !I also really like the ground lug at the back of the switch...it has essentially zero resistance to the case of the pot. So I can tie all of my grounds to the ground lug(s). This eliminates the need to solder grounds to the back of the pot casing (and I have ruined a few pots in the past due to how much heat it takes to get solder to flow on the case of the pot).The low cost of these pots has me a little worried about their reliability, but if there is no noise or scratchiness (time will tell), I think I will be a satisfied customer !

These worked great for adding a coil split to my humbuckers. The holes on the switch leads are a little bit small and that makes them a little more difficult to solder to.