Allparts EP-0296-000 500K ‼️ PUSH PUSH ‼️ Audio Pot

ALLPARTS EP-0296-000 500K Push Push Audio Pot - Single Unit

Elevate your guitar’s performance with the Allparts EP-0296-000 500K Push-Push Audio Pot! Designed for musicians who demand precision and versatility, this high-quality 500K ohm audio taper potentiometer is perfect for customizing your electric guitar or bass. Featuring a sleek push-push mechanism, this pot allows you to effortlessly switch between different wiring configurations, such as coil-splitting or phase-switching, without cluttering your instrument’s look.

Crafted with a split splined shaft and included nut and washer, this pot ensures a secure fit and smooth operation. Its audio (logarithmic) taper provides precise control over volume and tone, delivering a natural, responsive feel that enhances your playing experience. Whether you’re upgrading an existing setup or building a custom axe, this Allparts pot is a reliable choice trusted by guitar techs and players worldwide.

ALLPARTS EP-0296-000 500K Push Push Audio Pot:

• 500K Ohm Audio Taper: Ideal for electric guitars and basses, offering smooth and natural volume/tone control.
• Push-Push Mechanism: Easily toggle between settings with a simple press—no pulling required!
• Split Splined Shaft: Compatible with most standard knobs for a secure and universal fit.
• Durable Construction: Built to last, ensuring long-term reliability for gigs and studio sessions.
• Includes Hardware: Comes with a nut and dress washer for hassle-free installation.

Perfect For

• Guitarists and bassists looking to upgrade their instrument’s electronics.
• Custom builders seeking reliable, high-performance components.
• Players who want versatile tonal options without modifying their guitar’s aesthetics.

Installation Tips

• Check Compatibility: Ensure your guitar’s knob and wiring setup matches the split splined shaft.
• Use a Multimeter: Verify the push-push switch’s operation before wiring to confirm functionality.
• Professional Installation Recommended: For best results, consult a qualified guitar technician.