[ronnielongball]

So I'm new to the board, been using the tabs for probably 10 years, I took this out of a fernandes strat with sustainer active p/u. The sustainer board was shot, and now it is getting a paint job and all new electronics. SO i was wondering what this pot was. I have a SG copycat from the 70's not sure on the make but It's a heavy rig. I was looking into turning that into a tiger styled set up. It is a push/pull tone pot, Can it be used for the Allen Bradley 500k/250k Linear? I would assume not. There are some numbers on the top part of the pot. From What I can make out it says J015A50SKQ . I don't really know much about switched pots, or even if that's what I need.

[1dallek1]

no it is not a dual value pot, it is a simple switched pot, like having a DPDT switch and a pot. the value of the pot should be marked somewhere if you are redoing the instrument it pays to get new hardware, at least that's what i would do
thanks
ns
Bourns makes push-pull and in 25k too. its not Model 95 or 82, but its worth looking at

[WildEye]

Neil's right. Hardware is dirt cheap (relatively speaking). Get it new and get the good stuff. But the push/pull pots are very useful, especially if you want to try and keep your guitar from looking like big brown. I have them on my SG as coil splits. I have one on my strat that turns on the neck p/u (giving me leo's missing two). And they can be easier to hit on the fly (push) than switches.

[Fleford]

no it is not a dual value pot, it is a simple switched pot, like having a DPDT switch and a pot.
the value of the pot should be marked somewhere if you are redoing the instrument it pays to get new hardware, at least that's what i would do
thanks
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ns
Bourns makes push-pull and in 25k too. its not Model 95 or 82, but its worth looking at

i think you have a poin there. i am also wondering what it is and realized that you are right, it's a switched pod. you really such a big help. thanks!