4 sets electric guitar potentiometer switches and knobs for modification Overview A practical replacement and upgrade kit for electric guitar controls. Each kit provides potentiometermounted switches and matching knobs to restore worn parts or add switching options during instrument modification. Key benefits Restore and maintain control: worn or damaged potentiometers and knobs to regain reliable volume and tone control. Add switching options: Integrate potentiometermounted switches to enable functions such as coil splitting or alternate wiring without altering the control layout. Simple installation: Designed to fit standard control cavities and install with basic tools and soldering skills. Consistent feel and operation: Provides reliable rotation and switching action for predictable control performance during play. Cost effective and : Four sets let you refurbish multiple controls or experiment with different wiring configurations. What is included Four sets of potentiometermounted switches and matching knobs for electric guitar modification. Key attributes Function: Potentiometer switches and control knobs for modifying or replacing guitar electronics and controls. Compatibility: Intended for standard electric guitars using common potentiometerstyle controls; suitable for , replacement, or custom wiring projects. Size and fit: Compact design to fit standard control cavities and common potentiometer shaft layouts. Material and construction: Built with components selected for durability and stable electrical contact to support regular playing and switching. Performance: Smooth control action and reliable switching to maintain tonal consistency and user control. Typical use scenarios a stageworn electric guitar by replacing stripped knobs and faulty switches to restore full control functionality. Add coil split or phase switching to a humbuckerequipped guitar by installing potentiometermounted switches without major body modification. Build or modify a custom guitar control cavity for alternate wiring experiments, using multiple sets to test different configurations. Notes on installation Basic soldering and electronics skills recommended. Verify shaft size and potentiometer type before installation to ensure compatibility with your instrument.