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Audio-taper potentiometers
Blend Pots
Our unique audio-taper pots controls the signal mix from two pickups or sources, panning from one source to another, with both signals full at the center detent.
See details below
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250K vs. 500K
Generally, 500K-ohm pots are used with humbuckers and 250Ks are used with single-coil pickups. You can use any value you like, but a 250K will give a slightly warmer tone than a 500K pot. The 250K pot bleeds off (attenuates) some of the high frequencies to ground.
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| Shaft diameter |
6mm split shaft, coarse knurling |
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M7 x 0.75 |
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| Threaded portion |
3/8" |
(9.52mm) |
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| Required mounting hole diameter |
9/32" |
(7.14mm) |
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| Flat washer and two mounting nuts included |
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To see the knobs available for these pots, click here.
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January 2, 2009
I just installed the blend pot I purchased from Stewart-MacDonald in my new PRS SE Custom S/H. I'm used to playing a Strat knock-off, so I missed the tonal variety with a dual humbucker config. The blend pot provides a neat variation of tones, sweeping from neck to bridge, and everything in between. I'm very happy with the result, and surprised I don't see more of this configuration in commercial guitars. |
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Chuck Weaver
San Rafael CA |
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Shown on page 51 of our latest catalog.
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