Amplifier Parts

Zinc nut. Designed to be used with any low carbon bolt or screw such as a grade 2 bolt. Most commonly used nut. Achieves strength through cold forming. Low carbon steel.

Zinc t-nut. Used for fastening metal to products made of wood, particle board or plastic. Low carbon steel. Package of 5. Multiple sizes available.

Common replacement for Marshall heads and many other applications. The nut is free floating and will help to take care of problems with misaligned holes. Convenient cage design stops the nut from moving while tightening. Fits panels 0.064" to 0.105" thick with square holes cut 0.375" to 0.38".

• M6 Threading
• Panel Range .064”-.105”
• Fits 0.375" to 0.38" Square Holes
• Zinc Finish
• Sold Individually

Hex nut for Fender® potentiometers. Package of 12.

Imperial threaded hex nuts made of solid brass. These brass hex nuts visually match the nuts found in vintage Marshall amplifiers. They are a great choice for restoration or replica builds. These will also work well in many other types of projects. Pairs with S-HSB4-X, S-HSB6-X, and S-HSB8-12 screws. S-HLWX-B lock washers and S-HBWX flat washers are also available.

Imperial threaded hex nuts made of 18-8 stainless steel. Hex nuts like these can be found in countless pieces of equipment such as Fender® blackface, silverface, and tweed amplifiers for securing hardware, transformers, and speakers.