Boutons de réglage du volume et de la tonalité Musiclily Basic Metric Coarse 18 cannelures pour guitare électrique Epiphone LP SG, lot de 2T2V

To start off, I like these knobs. They look great on my Les Paul copy and they do their job. the one thing I wish they would change is the printing for the Volume and Tone labels because they look a little faint on my set. Other than that, great job.

knobs looked thoroughly authentic and added a lot to a 335 kit guitar. The size and workmanship looked great. It was my fault, but one base cracked but i salvaged it with a coil of wire and super glue. What I tried to do is put a metric knob on a regular knob pot and cracked it. i would advise getting the non metric knob and build up with tape to make it fit. I reamed the rest of the knobs and managed to make them fit.Delivery time was fantastic. It seemed I just ordered them and they arrived.

Awesome transaction. Perfect

This is the third set of these that I have purchased from this sellerEach set are flawless and beautiful.The first two sets went on a Gibson Les Paul and a Gibson 335. Both have a nice, snug fit and they look greatThis third set, I just put on a Stratocaster. With the color of the pickguard and the chrome hardware, my guitar needed a little something extra.I didn't like the black or white Strat knobs. The black Strat knobs looked better than the white ones, but it seemed as though it needed something.I remembered how good these look on other guitars, so I ordered a set for the Strat... Bingo! There's what it needed. Black knobs with silver center. Top hat knobs are very similar in shape to Stratocaster knobs, so these don't change the overall Strat style look of things. It's more of a color scheme, ornamental change.As before, I'm very satisfied with this seller. Their items are as described, packed well and shipped quickly.The knobs are very good quality and are 1/2 the price of the Big G brand.I will definitely buy more.

These knobs are no joke! first of all, they look WAY better in person than they do in the picture. They are made of a very sturdy plastic, and the reflectors are top notch. They just look super authentic. I think I may have broken one as I was pushing it on, but whatever I did it was not a problem. Just make sure you have to hole properly over the pot and be gentle (but not too gentle) as you push down. It is probably best to push down on the reflector rather than the sides where the numbers are. I got these for my Epiphone Les Paul custom, which was super fancy except for the generic black speed knobs. I was not sure how much a difference new knobs would really make and if it was worth spending the money, but having gotten them now, I could kick myself for not getting them sooner. I have gotten many Musiclily products now and none of them have disappointed. Cheap products that look and perform way better than they should for the price. I saw one comment that said the legends are upside down (I think they meant "tone" and "volume"). When I have the settings on ten, they are right side up for me looking down as I play. I'm not sure if that is as it should be, but technically it makes more sense, and honestly it does not really matter. If I want more of these knobs, I know just where to go.