Musiclily Pro Brass Shaft Full Metric Size A500K Guitar Pots Audio Taper Potentiometers for Electric Guitar/Bass (Set of 4)

I purchased these to check to see if they were at least as good as what I have been buying from more well known parts suppliers. I can honestly say these are quite good and I will likely buy more in the future.

These have a nice medium-loose turn resistance, similar to a full sized CTS potentiometer, not quite as tight as Alphas, or sticky-tight like other cheapos I've seen, like Cherkfan (CF). They're smooth, quiet and look a lot like Fender/CTS clones. Like someone else mentioned, that "brass" chassis part, is not really brass. It's gold chrome'd pot metal (not a problem), but the actual shaft is brass. I'd put these in the medium-good quality range just by feeling them. Decent CTS clone, better than unbranded stuff. Very similar to a good Alpha pot, but looks and feels more like a Fender/CTS. My multimeter puts them at 236-254.Edit: June 2024, bought them again for another guitar. Same good quality. The old ones are still working great as well.

I got 500K pots and they measure around 440-480K range. 60-70K is an audible difference for humbucker guitars, the guitar sounds darker than with the before "cheap" & "flimsy" pot measuring 512K. I am looking for better metric pots...still haven't found any yet.

Excellent pots at a great price. Worked great in my LP project.

I had to swap out the potentiometers on a guitar I was trying to restore. The guitar was a Jay Turser SG style guitar. The original pots were the small dime pots. Wow! what a difference these made with the volume and tone controls. I'm very pleased, great quality, and again made an instant improvement to my guitar's tone.

Was looking for a replaced for pots that had very little taper, I found one. Very smooth movement with just enough feedback.

These work well. I've ordered them and had them show up as CTS pots once and ordered them again and they showed up not CTS pots so for what it's worth keep an eye out for that. CTS parts have great sound quality and are typically smooth with a nice feel. Installation is easy if you know what you're doing but soldering is required along with some common sense and a little bit of confidence. These are on the larger side so they may not fit for everyone but they'll fit in a P Bass.

I looked everywhere to find metric short split shaft tone and volume control potentiometers for my Korean made Les Paul guitar. These were perfect and about 1/3 the price of other brands.