Available in Black, With Gold or Silver Inlays.
Supplied in a set of 4 (2 Vol and 2 Tone) or as a single knob

The "Bell Knob" was originally in production between 1955 and 1960. They made apperances on many guitars in this time including the Les Paul and most of the ES (Electro Spanish) series.

Available in Amber, Gold, Black, or White.

Supplied in a set of 4 (2 Vol and 2 Tone)

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The "Speed Knob” was first introduced by Gibson in late 1953 and was in production on most Gibsons until late ’55.  Famous guitars which featured the "speed" knob are the Les Paul Custom which sported a variant with a gold or black tinted kernel while the EB series (Electric Bass) showcased  a brown example.

The development came from the high sided “barrel knob” which was in production for the four years previous to the “speed” knob. The main difference being the speed knob is slightly smaller (1/8”) in height.

Available in Amber,White, Gold, Black.

Made for Epiphone®/Alpha Switches.

Please note – these are not official Epiphone® parts

A standard Rhythm / Treble selector ring that will fit over most toggle switches, affixed to the guitar by a sticky backing, either with the standard mounting nut, or the extension nut seen on some Switchcraft switches.

Available in Aged White, Amber and Black

Made for Switchcraft Switches as used on Gibson.

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Available in Chrome and Gold (Plastic) Made for Epiphone® /Alpha Switches.

Please note – these are not official Epiphone® parts

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The control knob for Volume Curve Control system,Basically used to denote a blend pot.

Suitable for Alpha and CTS Split Shaft Knobs with a 5.9mm post.

Mounted with internal push on bush.

Epiphone Sized Screw Fit Switch Tips

Available in Amber, Black, White, Aged White.

Made for Epiphone/Alpha Switches.