Potentiometer - Bourns, Audio, Knurled Shaft, 24mm

Potentiometer - Bourns, Audio, Knurled Shaft, 24mm

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Knurled split shaft, audio. 24 mm body diameter. ¼" watt, 300° rotation. ¼" shaft diameter. Solder lugs. ⅜" bushing.

Part Numbers
ResistanceOur Part NumberUPC/EANBourns Part Number
250 kΩR-VB-250KA-P609722125956 95 Series
500 kΩR-VB-500KA-P609722125963 95 Series
Body Width0.625 in.
Bushing Length0.375 in.
Power Rating0.25 W
Shaft Diameter0.235 in.
Shaft Length0.5 in.
Shaft Rotation300°
U.S. Thread Major Diameter0.375 in.
U.S. Thread Pitch32 tpi.
Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions2 in. × 1.8 in. × 0.8 in.
Weight (Packaging)0.0441 lbs.
R-VB-250KA-P - 250 kΩ versionBody Width0.625 in.
Bushing Length0.375 in.
Power Rating0.25 W
Shaft Diameter0.235 in.
Shaft Length0.5 in.
Shaft Rotation300°
U.S. Thread Major Diameter0.375 in.
U.S. Thread Pitch32 tpi.
R-VB-500KA-P - 500 kΩ versionBody Width0.625 in.
Bushing Length0.375 in.
Power Rating0.25 W
Shaft Diameter0.235 in.
Shaft Length0.5 in.
Shaft Rotation300°
U.S. Thread Major Diameter0.375 in.
U.S. Thread Pitch32 tpi.

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Product Reviews

5.00 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
lee jeffriess - May 31st, 2021
5 out of 5

Excellent product ! and the ''audio taper'' is exactly like the 1953 IRC pot its replacing ! Most other audio taper's I've tried have had a short taper. I'm glad someone is addressing this.

Morten Hjollo - November 30th, 2014
5 out of 5

What a great potmeter. Almost every other pot I've tried over the years scratch when I'm using my old Carvin S4000 wireless system. These are dead quiet and have no treble loss or "dead spots". Even if I connect my guitar to my amp with a cable or with other newer wireless systems. I never thought a potmeter could improve the sound of my guitar as much as this one. Even when the volume turned all the way up - and in theory there should be zero resistance - the sound is more open. I have the 500k pot, and I've ordered more of these for other guitars. I reccomend reading the instructions on the Bourns web site about how to ground the pot, and if you're careful with the soldering iron and don't use too much heat from the soldering iron, because of the plastic housing - You have a pot for life.