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Purchased these to swap with the "speed knobs" that came on my 1991 Gibson Les Paul Standard.
Removing the original knobs was the hardest part, a little loop of fishing line made the job easier and safer than trying to pry against the body.
Take a piece of fishing line about 24" long and tie the ends together, slip the line under the knob ,(you want the Middle of the loop), and twist both ends in opposite direction a couple of times so that the knob is in the middle of the fishing line loop and pull up, the knob should pop up without risking marking the guitar body, your also not putting any pressure on the pot using this method.
These slip straight into place and require no adhesive, I'm not sure about the epiphone Les Paul's, I know they use different pots but these fit my 1991 Les Paul and I also tried them on my 2007 ES335 and my 2010 SG standard and they fit just fine.
They are a subtle change but they do change the appearance , they are not as easy to use as the speed knobs and can be a little slippery but are more of a traditional look.
Purchased these to swap with the "speed knobs" that came on my 1991 Gibson Les Paul Standard.
Removing the original knobs was the hardest part, a little loop of fishing line made the job easier and safer than trying to pry against the body.
Take a piece of fishing line about 24" long and tie the ends together, slip the line under the knob ,(you want the
Purchased these to swap with the "speed knobs" that came on my 1991 Gibson Les Paul Standard.
Removing the original knobs was the hardest part, a little loop of fishing line made the job easier and safer than trying to pry against the body.
Take a piece of fishing line about 24" long and tie the ends together, slip the line under the knob ,(you want the Middle of the loop), and twist both ends in opposite direction a couple of times so that the knob is in the middle of the fishing line loop and pull up, the knob should pop up without risking marking the guitar body, your also not putting any pressure on the pot using this method.
These slip straight into place and require no adhesive, I'm not sure about the epiphone Les Paul's, I know they use different pots but these fit my 1991 Les Paul and I also tried them on my 2007 ES335 and my 2010 SG standard and they fit just fine.
They are a subtle change but they do change the appearance , they are not as easy to use as the speed knobs and can be a little slippery but are more of a traditional look.
Used a set of these when renovating a friend's Les Paul. Given that they're a name brand, they're really affordable, They fit snugly, they have that classic look like they could be fifty years old, which most likely is what you want!
It could be that no-name brands offer slightly cheaper alternatives, but If you're looking at these, you probably want that feeling of knowing you've got "real Gibson" parts on your Gibson guitar. Above that, look and feel wise these won't disappoint.
Used a set of these when renovating a friend's Les Paul. Given that they're a name brand, they're really affordable, They fit snugly, they have that classic look like they could be fifty years old, which most likely is what you want!
It could be that no-name brands offer slightly cheaper alternatives, but If you're looking at these, you probably want that
Used a set of these when renovating a friend's Les Paul. Given that they're a name brand, they're really affordable, They fit snugly, they have that classic look like they could be fifty years old, which most likely is what you want!
It could be that no-name brands offer slightly cheaper alternatives, but If you're looking at these, you probably want that feeling of knowing you've got "real Gibson" parts on your Gibson guitar. Above that, look and feel wise these won't disappoint.
those hats are the original gibson bell hats, and they are pretty expensive in my opinion for just a bit of plastic, but they are the real deal, and does look slightly different and more detailed than the significant cheaper copys, thats why i have choose them.
Please be aware of it that those knobs does not fit on every potentiometer out there, as there are differences in measurements, those will work great for original gibson, but will not fit, for example on the göldo 500k. dont apply to hard if the hat will not fit on the potentiometer as it going to break and will become unusable
those hats are the original gibson bell hats, and they are pretty expensive in my opinion for just a bit of plastic, but they are the real deal, and does look slightly different and more detailed than the significant cheaper copys, thats why i have choose them.
Please be aware of it that those knobs does not fit on every potentiometer out there, as there are
those hats are the original gibson bell hats, and they are pretty expensive in my opinion for just a bit of plastic, but they are the real deal, and does look slightly different and more detailed than the significant cheaper copys, thats why i have choose them.
Please be aware of it that those knobs does not fit on every potentiometer out there, as there are differences in measurements, those will work great for original gibson, but will not fit, for example on the göldo 500k. dont apply to hard if the hat will not fit on the potentiometer as it going to break and will become unusable