Best (Easily-Available) Push-Push Pots

[atquinn]

Yeah, yeah, I know they'll all crap out eventually, but what's the best one I can get that will fit in a Studio/other Hamer carved-top (ie, decent taper, won't crap out too fast)?

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Austin

[Jem]

CGE are the best i've used, should be readily available your side of the pond.

Edited to say: CGE were the only one's in WD's stock that didn't feel like they were going to fall apart before i'd even mounted them.

[Hamer Bass Head]

CGE are the best i've used, should be readily available your side of the pond.

Edited to say: CGE were the only one's in WD's stock that didn't feel like they were going to fall apart before i'd even mounted them.

I've never had one fall apart, but I find the tapers pretty awful. Let me know if you find something decent.

[murkat]

I have some full shaft size(1/2") Alpha's that do the wear and tear thing very well, good taper as well.

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/product/C...For-Guitar.html

[unfun75]

I have some full shaft size(1/2") Alpha's that do the wear and tear thing very well, good taper as well.

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/product/C...For-Guitar.html

Those are good pots, but the OP asked about push-push pots. Try Yamaha. Don't know if they sell parts, though.

[JGale]

Where does Nik Huber get his?

[anotherfreak]

I have some gibson packaged ones, I can't remember the actual make, but they are solid.

[atquinn]

Thanks guys. Looks like I could get the CGE's from eBay, but I'm going to look into the other ones as well.

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Austin