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John Booth


From:
Columbus Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 5:00 am    
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Guys,
I need a new pot for an old Goodrich VP quickly because I have some shows coming up and can't wait for online stores. I will Paypal the money immediately.
Whatever pot is normally in these pedals or better. If it matters I play a Mullen RP thru a Nashville 400.
Thanks,
John
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Lane Gray


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Topeka, KS
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 5:36 am    
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For a short-term fix available immediately, go to Radio Shack and spend the $3.99 for their 500K audio taper pot.
It won't last more than a few months, so order a Bradshaw pot to have on hand. That's what I'd do
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John Booth


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Columbus Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 5:56 am    
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I would bro but they've closed every Radio Shack in Columbus as far as I can tell
JB. I will order amBradshaw tho
Thanks Lane
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David Nugent

 

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Gum Spring, Va.
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 6:10 am    
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If your problem is a scratchy sounding pot, you might try carefully drilling a small hole in the pot casing and spraying some contact cleaner inside(Deoxit with lube added recommended, green can). This may get you through until your new pot arrives.
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Bill Sinclair


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Waynesboro, PA, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 6:43 am    
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Google "Columbus Ohio electronics supply". Looks like there's a Micro Center and an ESCO that might have that pot. Call them and ask for the part Lane suggested.

edit: You might also contact a music store that has a good reputation for amp repair. They'll most likely have that pot and can possibly do the repair for you.
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Tyler Hall


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Mt. Juliet, TN
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 6:59 am    
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Steel Guitars of Nashville?
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Paul Norman

 

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Washington, North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 8:22 am    
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Jerry Roller.
I sent you an email with info.
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Patrick Laffrat


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Gemenos, France
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 1:19 pm    
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don't forget, buy two pots , to have one for urgent replacement.

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John Booth


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Columbus Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 3:59 pm    
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I got one from Bradshaw guys.
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Jb
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Paul Norman

 

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Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 4:02 pm    
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Tom is good to deal with.
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