Set Screw Guitar Knobs
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72 Telecaster® Custom Knobs (Set of 4)$22.99A set of four black plastic control knobs with mounting screws for Mexico-made '72 Telecaster Custom.
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Deluxe Jazz Bass Concentric Knob (Upper)$6.29A black plastic upper knob with white indicator line, designed for stacked control pots on Jazz Bass models.
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Telecaster®/Precision Bass® Dome Knobs$41.99A set of two knurled, domed metal control knobs with mounting screws for solid-shaft potentiometers.
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Telecaster®/Precision Bass® Dome Knobs$20.99
A set of two knurled chrome dome knobs with set screws for solid-shaft potentiometers.
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Jazz Bass Knobs, Black (2 Large, 1 Small) (Set of 3)$13.69A set of three black control knobs with white indicator lines, designed for most Jazz Bass models.
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ECB130 KNOB W-SKIRT+SCREW-EA$8.75A durable replacement knob with skirt and screw, designed for secure instrument or equipment adjustments.
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Telecaster/Precision Bass Dome Knob Sets
A set of two vintage-style chrome dome knobs with knurled grip and mounting screws for solid-shaft pots.
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72 Telecaster Custom Knobs Set
A set of four black plastic control knobs with numbered dials and mounting screws for solid-shaft pots.
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Telecaster/Precision Bass Dome Knob Sets
A set of two gold knurled dome knobs with mounting screws for Telecaster and Precision Bass models.
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Pure Vintage 1965 Jaguar Skirted Knob Set
A set of two black skirted knobs with set-screw installation for tone and volume controls.
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Gretsch® Knobs, "G" Arrow Logo
A set of metal control knobs featuring the "G" arrow logo, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Gretsch® Knobs, "G" Arrow Logo with Jewel
A stylish set of knobs featuring the "G" arrow logo with jewel, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Gretsch® Knobs, Arrow Logo with Jewel
A set of stylish knobs featuring an arrow logo with jewel, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Gretsch® Knobs, Arrow Logo with Jewel
A stylish set of knobs featuring an arrow logo with jewel, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Gretsch® Knobs, "G" Arrow Logo
A set of metal control knobs featuring the "G" arrow logo, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Gretsch® Knobs, "G" Arrow Logo
A set of four chrome control knobs featuring the "G" arrow logo, designed for 1/4" solid-shaft pots.
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Pure Vintage 1965 Jazzmaster® "Witch Hat" Knobs$46.99A set of black plastic knobs designed for vintage-accurate customization of guitars, basses, or amplifiers.
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Gretsch® Replacement Knobs$56.99A set of chrome or gold replacement knobs to restore the look of your classic guitar.
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Pure Vintage '60s Telecaster® Knurled Knobs$22.99A pair of chrome-plated, knurled knobs designed for authentic vintage-style customization of your instrument.
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Pure Vintage '52 Telecaster® Knurled Knobs$22.99A pair of period-correct, knurled metal knobs designed for authentic vintage-style instrument customization.
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Pure Vintage '58 Telecaster® Knurled Knobs$22.99A pair of period-correct, knurled metal knobs designed for authentic vintage-style instrument customization.
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250K Pickup Pan Potentiometer$6.29A 250K solid-shaft, center-detented potentiometer designed for blending middle and bridge bass pickups.
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Concentric 250K-500K Solid Shaft Potentiometer
A solid-shaft audio taper potentiometer with concentric 250K/500K controls for stacked volume and tone.
Set Screw Guitar Knobs
FAQs
Set screw guitar knobs are control knobs designed to be secured onto a guitar's potentiometer shaft using a small screw. This ensures a tight fit and prevents the knob from slipping during use.
Set screw guitar knobs use a small screw to secure the knob to the shaft, providing a more secure attachment, while push-on knobs simply press onto the shaft and rely on friction to stay in place.
Yes, installing set screw guitar knobs is generally straightforward. You'll need a small tool, such as an Allen wrench or screwdriver, to tighten or loosen the set screw when attaching or removing the knob.
Set screw guitar knobs are most commonly used with solid-shaft potentiometers. Some may work with certain split-shaft pots, but fit depends on shaft diameter, knurling, and knob design, so it is important to check your instrument's specifications for compatibility with this style of knob.
Set screw guitar knobs are typically made from materials such as metal, plastic, or wood. Each material offers different aesthetics and tactile feel, allowing players to customize their instrument's look and performance.
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