Göldo 250K Std. Split AT Pot

I tried to remove a knob of a harley benton strat pot, and it snapped in 2. (yes the shaft of the pot). I replaced the pot with this one, and it feels very impressive!
The Harley Benton ones can't compare at all, but not even the ones on my epiphone. It feels a lot like the quality ones on my gibson.
Since feeling this, and enjoying I plan to change all the pots on my epiphone.

Its a good quality replacement pot it was a good taper and it solders very easily

I have always found Göldo products better and cheaper than similar products.

I love how these goldo pots feel. Whenever I'm replacing cheap or broken pots I order a few of these. Simple and seem to last.

Goldo stuff is always been the best value for the money.

In this case, I wanted to have 2 switchable loaded pickguard for my strat, so I bought all the stuff to load a pickguard (pickups, 5-way-switch, pots, caps).
These pots are the product for which I'm happy the most.

Good quality, not too big, easy to solder (the ground too), rotation really fluid.

I can't feel any difference between these and the fender I already had.

I have now had quite a few of these pots with zero problems and only great results to report.

They are of a high enough quality to replace items in a quality guitar and represent an upgrade to most factory fitted pots.

I have yet to see a reason these are half the price of the ones I normally use.

Put them in my telecaster Squier cv 50's, they really improved the tone and functionality of guitar itself.Love it!

Quality pots, they are smooth, well built and reliable. I would say that they are worth the added price of the chapest Harley Benton ones.

I bought these to replace stock pots in a Harley Benton TE52.

I can't find any cons to this, it rolls very smoothly, looks like it was made to last, it has a few nuts to help with setting it up at the desired height. Looks like the standard Potentiometer that gets the job done, no frills whatsoever.

If you have a broken pot or just bought a cheap guitar and want to upgrade from cheapish electronics, this is a great choice. I would buy again.

Most guitarists never look at their potentiometers while adjusting them, so we need a certain 'feel' or resistance to the motion of the pot, this one feels good to me. I will say "good" on all accounts for this pot.