what pot should i get for my sho-bud
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Scott Henderson
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what pot should i get for my sho-bud
I need to replace pots in my sho-bud volume pedal what should i use??
I also need to fix my ernie ball pedal(rains it pours) same question
thanks
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Steelin' away in the ozarks and life,
Scott
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I also need to fix my ernie ball pedal(rains it pours) same question
thanks
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Steelin' away in the ozarks and life,
Scott
www.scottyhenderson.com
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The Allen Bradley number was JA1N200P504AA
(2" shaft) or the JA1N056S504AA (7/8"shaft). These were a logarithmic taper and the A/B company was bought out by Clarostat. The later pots were made in Mexico (stamped as such). They are no longer available however. I am trying a newer pot I ordered from a local supplier who crossed the old A/B part number JA1N056S504AA and came up with a pot that supposedly is the same specs as the old A/B with the 10%log audio taper, 500kohm, 1,000,000 cycle rotational life. We'll see
(2" shaft) or the JA1N056S504AA (7/8"shaft). These were a logarithmic taper and the A/B company was bought out by Clarostat. The later pots were made in Mexico (stamped as such). They are no longer available however. I am trying a newer pot I ordered from a local supplier who crossed the old A/B part number JA1N056S504AA and came up with a pot that supposedly is the same specs as the old A/B with the 10%log audio taper, 500kohm, 1,000,000 cycle rotational life. We'll see

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I have 9 old sho-bud pedals and I think the guy that does all my work put 500k pots in all of them and the tone is great.
Sorry to say I dont know the name brand but if it is that important to someone I could open one up and look at it.
I always buy my parts from Duane's Music in Troy Mo. so if you need a pot to work he would know what to send you and usually has them in stock his phone number is 636-528-4307 I hope he doesnt mind me putting his number on here but he is the man to call when you need most anything in the steel guitar market.
Bill Taft
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Bill Taft- - 98 Lacquer Zum Red&Black 8&8-Two Put together Tele's
1985 Evans FET-500 1975 Session 400 1976 Session 77 LTD Hilton or SHO-BUD pedal and a RV-3!!!!!!!!
Sorry to say I dont know the name brand but if it is that important to someone I could open one up and look at it.
I always buy my parts from Duane's Music in Troy Mo. so if you need a pot to work he would know what to send you and usually has them in stock his phone number is 636-528-4307 I hope he doesnt mind me putting his number on here but he is the man to call when you need most anything in the steel guitar market.
Bill Taft
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Bill Taft- - 98 Lacquer Zum Red&Black 8&8-Two Put together Tele's
1985 Evans FET-500 1975 Session 400 1976 Session 77 LTD Hilton or SHO-BUD pedal and a RV-3!!!!!!!!
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The pot I received is a PEC brand but with the "KA" prefix denoting a logarithmic taper. There was previous mention of the PEC but was a linear taper "KU" prefix. I told the tech that the log taper was critical and he said the PEC should be very close to the A/B and Clarostat pots. They are 500k ohm with the 7/8" shaft length. Now, to find time to test drive one!
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Jay Dee
Paul Franklin Sr.has a new pot that I think could be the answer to what we all have been looking for as far as a pot pedal goes.
I've been meaning to run over and get one from him and try it.
both of my Emmons pedals are down because the pots are shot....I have a Hilton and have just been using that....
btw....did you get the schematic I sent you?
Graham
Paul Franklin Sr.has a new pot that I think could be the answer to what we all have been looking for as far as a pot pedal goes.
I've been meaning to run over and get one from him and try it.
both of my Emmons pedals are down because the pots are shot....I have a Hilton and have just been using that....
btw....did you get the schematic I sent you?
Graham
