DiMarzio Custom Taper Split Shaft Pot is rated at 500K
Mounting hardware included by DiMarzio to make installing this potentiometer a snap.
Get this for that project you’ve been wanting to complete.
Dimarzio EP1201 Volume And Tone Pot Custom Taper Potentiometer 500K
£12.69 Inc. Vat
DiMarzio Custom Taper Split Shaft Pot is rated at 500K
Mounting hardware included by DiMarzio to make installing this potentiometer a snap.
Get this for that project you’ve been wanting to complete.
1 in stock (can be backordered)
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