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I have had the worst time finding a GOOD push pull pot...everybody carries the same crappy push/push pots and I have gone through 3 of them (the first one was DOA and I have worn out 2 mor ein less that 6 months!!!). I ordered a few from DiMarzio, they let me order over the phone, pay with a card, and shipped them right to my front door...and they ar very well made!

I will be going to DiMarzio for atleast one thing from now on!!

Interesting. I've had a CTS push-pull in my Schecter for a while now with no signs of wear.

hey bro...I assume you live in Atlanta?

Good assumtion...but shh, don't tell anyone!


Originally Posted by mnbaseball91Good assumtion...but shh, don't tell anyone! where at in Atlanta?

i have one of those Dimarzio push/pull pots......seems like a good one to me


Originally Posted by the guy who invented firewhere at in Atlanta?

You're about to have a PM.

they make good pots, period, with a great taper...hard to find at stores though. all my guitars have em.

Good to know. I have some that I got off the internet, but I'm definitely NOT happy w/ their taper.

I always thought that Dimarzio pots were just rebadged CTS units.

I believe that Dimarzio pots are just rebadged CTS's.


Originally Posted by Benjy_26I believe that Dimarzio pots are just rebadged CTS's.They are, but they're made to DiMarzio's specs.


Originally Posted by screamingdaisyThey are, but they're made to DiMarzio's specs.thats right...they are made by CTS for DiMarzio. truth is I couldn't even find a CTS push/pull pot!!!

*slight topic hi-jack*

The DiMarzio Split P pickup (rails Precision pup) has beyond impressed me. My english teacher from last year had one in his bass, and it blew me away. I've now decided to get it for my bass.