Fender S1 250K Split Shaft Potentiometer

Fender S1 250K Split Shaft PotentiometerIntroducing the official Fender S 1 Switch Push Push Potentiometera dual function component tailored to boost the versatility of your guitar controls. Not only does it perform as a standard potentiometer, but it also embeds a unique four pole double throw (4PDT) switch, granting innovative wiring configurations right at your fingertips. Key Features: Versatile Wiring Options: Achieve coil splitting, pickup addition removal, series parallel, and phase

Introducing the official Fender S-1 Switch Push/Push Potentiometer—a dual-function component tailored to boost the versatility of your guitar controls. Not only does it perform as a standard potentiometer, but it also embeds a unique four-pole double-throw (4PDT) switch, granting innovative wiring configurations right at your fingertips.

Key Features:

• Versatile Wiring Options: Achieve coil splitting, pickup addition/removal, series/parallel, and phase switching—all activated via the control knob.
• Compatibility: Perfect fit for most USA and Mexico-made Stratocasters from 1954 to present.
• Push/Push Design: An improved, user-friendly alternative to the traditional push/pull pot. Simply press the switch cap to activate.
• Stable Control: The main control knob remains unaffected when toggling, eliminating accidental volume or tone changes.
• Warm Output: Designed with 250K Ohms resistance, typically matched with single coil pickups.
• Smooth Volume Transition: Features a logarithmic audio taper, ideal for volume controls, ensuring an even volume perception.
• Optimal Mounting: Imperial threaded short shaft perfect for mounting on scratchplates or control plates without excess protrusion.
• Durable Construction: Crafted from robust brass, it offers a precise 24-spline mount suitable for imperial-sized knobs.

Additional Notes: For optimal functionality, the S-1 switch is exclusively compatible with Fender S-1 Switch control knobs (sold separately). Users are also advised to handle with care during knob installation or removal due to the pot shaft's hollow design.