Gibson Sg Push Pull Pots at Jai Smeaton blog

Gibson Sg Push Pull Pots. Pulling up the neck tone control puts the combined pickups out of phase, while doing so with the bridge tone control selects outer or inner coils when the pickups are split. The pure bypass (afaik) does. I'm planning to coil tap my sg and have heard about the fact that the cavity is slim, so it's important to get the right pots. I use 500k audio tapered push pull pots and replace the tone pots. I want to do the phase reverse and coil split modification and need 2 push pull pots (300k vol, 500k tone) to install and wire it. I have a 2015 gibson sg standard with push pull pots on the volume controls for coil splitting. I know gibson make push pull pots that they have put into some of their sg models and others that have coil splitting, however it doesn't look like. Given it is an sg i imagine something short shaft like this: Both tone controls are also push/pull pots. I like the 300k liner volume pots that gibson uses and don't replace. Can you recommend ones that will fit?

I know gibson make push pull pots that they have put into some of their sg models and others that have coil splitting, however it doesn't look like. I like the 300k liner volume pots that gibson uses and don't replace. I use 500k audio tapered push pull pots and replace the tone pots. Both tone controls are also push/pull pots. The pure bypass (afaik) does. I have a 2015 gibson sg standard with push pull pots on the volume controls for coil splitting. I'm planning to coil tap my sg and have heard about the fact that the cavity is slim, so it's important to get the right pots. Given it is an sg i imagine something short shaft like this: Can you recommend ones that will fit? I want to do the phase reverse and coil split modification and need 2 push pull pots (300k vol, 500k tone) to install and wire it.

Gibson SG PCB POTS JACK CIRCUIT BOARD QUICK DISCONNECT SySTEM asis 3

Gibson Sg Push Pull Pots Given it is an sg i imagine something short shaft like this: The pure bypass (afaik) does. I know gibson make push pull pots that they have put into some of their sg models and others that have coil splitting, however it doesn't look like. Pulling up the neck tone control puts the combined pickups out of phase, while doing so with the bridge tone control selects outer or inner coils when the pickups are split. I have a 2015 gibson sg standard with push pull pots on the volume controls for coil splitting. I use 500k audio tapered push pull pots and replace the tone pots. Both tone controls are also push/pull pots. Given it is an sg i imagine something short shaft like this: I want to do the phase reverse and coil split modification and need 2 push pull pots (300k vol, 500k tone) to install and wire it. I'm planning to coil tap my sg and have heard about the fact that the cavity is slim, so it's important to get the right pots. I like the 300k liner volume pots that gibson uses and don't replace. Can you recommend ones that will fit?