Push/Push (not push/pull) volume knob to switch between bridge and neck pups

[eclecticsynergy]

It may be worth noting that many of the "log" pots we buy are actually two linear tracks connected together to save cost. Check out Rod Elliott's page on pots. Scroll down just a little bit to the graph, and check out the "commercial log" graph.

https://sound-au.com/pots.htm

Never imagined that, thanks.

 

[Artie]

I love the IDEA of a push push, but....

I just feel that you would lose the "feel" of what the situation was, lose the visual cue . . .

Sorry if I'm misreading what you mean, but a push-push is still "popped-up" in one position. But I do admit, a push-pull is smooth, while a push-push feels like you're breaking it every time you use it.

 

[Dr.Mavashi]

So, it’s been a several weeks, and I love it. Yeah, I get it - it’s more of a slam/slam than a push/push, but it’s ridiculously easy, gross motor movement efficiency. Finally I will be switching to neck single coil for some of those harmonic/melodic minor runs. It will be interesting how long that pot has before it dies.

 

[Mincer]

Outside of the S1 switch, which has lasted quite awhile, normal push/push pots last about a year for me. They work best (to me) with things like Strat knobs, which are difficult to pull with a push/pull.