Audio. 16mm body size (mini type) Snap-In pot with mounting bracket. D-Shaft ¼", ½" length shaft. 7mm bushing, ¼" bushing length. PC Mount. Nut and washer included


Resistance	Our Part Number	UPC/EAN
2 kΩ	R-VSN-2KA-DS	609722159876
50 kΩ	R-VSN-50KA-DS	609722159890

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Body Depth		0.385 in.
Body Width		0.77 in.
Bushing Length		0.26 in.
D-shaft Diameter		0.235 in.
D-shaft Width		0.175 in.
Metric Thread Major Diameter		7 mm
Metric Thread Pitch		0.75 mm
Shaft Length		0.53 in.
Shaft Rotation		300°

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		1.6 in. × 1 in. × 0.9 in.
Weight (Packaging)		0.02 lbs.

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5.00 out of 5 based on 3 reviews

Worked great for a Fender deluxe 112 solid state guitar amp.

Allan Bordage - February 5th, 2019

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I needed a replacement for a broken Bandwidth Control on a Symetrix SE-400 Dual 4-Band Parametric Equalizer. Apart from the support bracket, this was a form-fit-function replacement. The D-Shat was 180 deg opposite that of the other pots, but the push-on Selco knobs have a snap-in color cap with indicator line, allowing re-fitting to align it. The brackets were lopped off with a Foredom hand grinder using a cut-off disc to score it, flexed it to snap off, ground down the sharp edges. Back in business!

Steven Selberg - June 29th, 2015

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The part is a perfect fit replacement for those goofy solid-state Fender amps from the 1990's.

Reverb Rey - July 19th, 2014

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I need to replace a gain pot in an old Crate CR 65 guitar amp. It is a 50k pc mount. I cant find the original replacement. I can remove the snap in pins which are not needed but mine has a very small shaft and mounting nut. Mounting hole is about 1/4 and the nut appears to be about 11/16 inch. Gain increases in a clockwise direction. Would this fit if I got a larger knob ? 1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on November 18th, 2016.

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Anonymous

November 18th, 2016

It is really hard to say if this is going to work for you. Please give us a call at: 480-820-5411. We can compare specs and try to find the right pot for you.

I have a peavey transtube special 212 with a number of bad pots with broken shafts and noisy wipers. do you have the proper pots for this amplifier?1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on August 25th, 2017.

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Anonymous

August 25th, 2017

We simply do not have the resources or reference materials to determine what type of pots you need based on the make and model of your amp.

Is this a Fender pot?1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on February 21st, 2019.

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BradWbr

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February 28th, 2019

This is not a Fender brand potentiometer, these are simply a generic replacement part.

How long are the solder legs on this pot?...I'm replacing a PC mount volume control pot on a vintage AM radio, so the height off of the board is important...My existing pot legs are 1/2"....Thanks...1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on March 24th, 2019.

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BradWbr

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March 26th, 2019

They are 0.16" (4mm) long.