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HI , everyone, i have not had time to post here ,i work 2x jobs during the warm season, but i'm back for the winter... anyway , i'm looking for a push-push T/Pot to replace the push pull in my new(may -05) CTM6 Carvin, i would like to find a Good Quality one any help will be appreciated, thanks ....rammer

from : localhost/www.allparts.com

- whoops - he has pushpull only...

Warmoth also sells push/push pots, but you can't buy just one, or even two for that matter, because they have a $25 minimum order. Good pots, though, I'm using them in my MIM Tele with a tapped QP set.


Originally Posted by rammer69HI , everyone, i have not had time to post here ,i work 2x jobs during the warm season, ... anyway , i'm looking for a push-push T/Pot to replace the push pull in my new(may -05) CTM6 Carvin, i would like to find a Good Quality one any help will be appreciated, thanks ....rammer

STILL LOOKING, anyone know where i can find some ?? thanks , R

ROTFLOL!

****, you been looking for almost three years?

Why do you want a push-push pot?

Try guitarpartsresource.com

from : localhost/www.guitarpartsresource.com/e...shpushpots.htm

I've never had much luck with the push push pots. The detent broke after less than 3 weeks of playing on it, and I wasn't being rough at all.

I'd stay away from them personally, especially for any knob that falls anywhere near your picking hand. It's quite easy to accidentally turn them on. They also tend to be rather flimsy.

I should follow up my first post in this thread... I no longer have push/push pots in my tele. After going through two sets I went to push/pulls. Inside the push/push is a spring and a plastic catch. After a while that catch fails, and the spring keeps the switch in he quot;upquot; position. I concluded that the design was severely flawed and that while I don't like the operation of push/pull as much, it certainly beats rewiring a guitar every 6-12 months when the push/push eventually fails.

That said... my original post directed you towards Warmoth. They sold them then, and they still sell them according to the website. Minimum order still applies.

The day you (or anyone else) find GOOD quality push/push pots that won't fail after a while PLEASE DO tell me so I can go and buy a dozen or two


Originally Posted by MikeS

lt;snipgt;... while I don't like the operation of push/pull as much, it certainly beats rewiring a guitar every 6-12 months when the push/push eventually fails.
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Yeah well pushpulls fail too, got a flakey one in my strat to swap. Hot that from hoffman but I suspect they are all the same...no US manufacture left. Sigh.