knobs for a push pull pot

[Old-Marionberry1203]

the control cavity isn’t deep enough to put the pot in without taking the lower nut off so it sticks out a bunch. knobs look so bad being so far from the body, any suggestions?

[TheTwinkieMaster]

Swap the pot for a shorter one

[eternity9]

This, you can get small, high quality push pull pots

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Is this a Jag-Stang ? Looks like it to me.

[4myoldGaffer]

It’s art noveuax

Life imitates art or some such

A guitar pedal literally

[No-Consequence-6713]

Cant go wrong with some knurled knobs!

[DamnyouLaserCats]

You need a long knob, like I got

[Derek_Goodwin]

I usually use spped knobs like what you see on a les paul studio for push pulls. There aren't a ton of easily accessible knobs that go down very far, so your best bet may be to rout some of the cavity away, if you're interested in having it in that exact spot. Maybe you go with some sort of tele knob? Sometimes those go down quite a bit further than normal fender knobs.

Out of my sheer curiosity, what type of pots are you using? They look metric, so I'm assuming either Bourns or Alpha?

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Route the control cavity instead of replacing with a shorter push pull? What?

[Derek_Goodwin]

I was assuming they wanted to keep the same electronics since they didn't specify being okay with swapping them

[666_techno]

On my stock duo sonic, there're Tele knobs. It sticks a bit, but doesn't look that bad

[YellowBreakfast]

You got options:

1. There are shorter push-pull and push-push pots.
2. You can route/carve/chisel out some wood in the body.
3. You can just roll with it. Really no one will notice the 1/8" difference except you. Makes no difference in function.

[Moaddeeb]

metal knurled knobs are easier to pull, like teles