Product DescriptionThe VizEx Zevo 18-Spline Barrel Guitar Knobs are engineered as a direct replacement part for electric guitars and basses. Designed with a standard 18-tooth (18-spline) gear and 6mm inner diameter, these knobs are precision-made to align with the factory specifications of Epiphone Les Paul models and most 18-tooth potentiometer-equipped instruments, delivering a secure fit and reliable control for volume and tone adjustment.

Precision Compatibility: These control knobs are designed to fit Epiphone Les Paul style electric guitars, as well as most electric guitars and basses with 18-tooth (18-spline) potentiometers. They are not compatible with instruments using 24-tooth or other non-18-tooth potentiometer shafts.
Durable Acrylic Build: Constructed from high-quality acrylic material, the knobs offer excellent impact resistance, thermal stability, and resistance to daily wear during performance, practice, and transportation.
Clear & Fade-Resistant Markings: Each knob is printed with clear 0-10 scale markings using high-quality ink, ensuring long-lasting visibility and accurate adjustment of volume and tone settings.
Smooth Burr-Free Edges: Precision manufacturing ensures smooth, burr-free edges and a consistent profile, delivering a comfortable grip during use and a refined, professional appearance on your instrument.
Complete 4-Piece Set: Each package includes 4 barrel-style control knobs, providing a full set for replacing all volume and tone controls on most standard electric guitars, with no additional purchases required for direct installation.
Secure Fit Design: The 18-spline inner structure ensures a tight, stable fit on the potentiometer shaft, preventing slipping during playing and maintaining consistent control.

Spline Configuration: 18-tooth (18-spline) inner gear
Inner Diameter: 6mm
Overall Dimensions: Top diameter 23mm, base diameter 25mm, height 12mm
Material: Premium Acrylic
Package Includes: 4 x VizEx Zevo 18-Spline Barrel Style Guitar Knobs

Compatibility Check: Please refer to the product images for detailed dimension drawings and confirm your potentiometer shaft is 18-tooth (18-spline) with 6mm inner diameter before ordering to ensure a proper fit.
Color Variation: Actual product color may differ slightly from the listing images due to variations in photographic lighting and screen display settings.
Installation Tip: No special tools are required for installation. Simply align the spline opening with the potentiometer shaft and press firmly to secure the knob in place.

Q: Is this knob compatible with my Fender Stratocaster / Telecaster?
A: These knobs are designed for 18-tooth (18-spline) potentiometers, which are standard for Epiphone Les Paul models. Most Fender instruments use 24-tooth potentiometers, so these knobs are not compatible with standard Fender Strat/Tele models.
Q: Does it come with installation hardware?
A: This listing includes 4 control knobs only. Mounting hardware or potentiometers are not included with this product.
Q: What material is it made of?
A: It is constructed from high-quality, wear-resistant acrylic, which provides long-lasting durability and a comfortable grip for daily playing.
Q: Will these knobs fit my bass guitar?
A: They will fit any electric bass guitar that uses 18-tooth (18-spline) potentiometers with a 6mm shaft diameter. Please confirm your potentiometer specifications before ordering.
Q: How do I install these knobs?
A: Installation is simple and tool-free. Align the 18-spline opening of the knob with your potentiometer shaft, then press firmly until the knob is fully seated and secure on the shaft.
Q: Why does the actual color look different from the photo?
A: Due to variations in photographic lighting and screen display settings, the actual product color may differ slightly from the listing images.
Q: Can I use these on Squier or other non-branded guitars?
A: These knobs will work on any instrument with 18-tooth (18-spline) 6mm potentiometer shafts, regardless of brand, as long as the shaft specifications match. They are not compatible with instruments using different spline counts or shaft sizes.