Harley Benton Parts Push-Pull A500

I buy two pots. They are good working, have not any noise.

I've mounted on my BC Rich and now I've split my humbuckers.
Soldered it myself, everything went well, no complaints about the electrical part.
The knob feels just ever so slightly flimsy...when I rotate it it doesn't have the same "drag" of the other pot, feels lighter and easier to rotate.
Also the spring for the push-pull is rather easy to engage and disengage (maybe if you pull it don't bang on the guitar :'D) but other than that it does the job.

My wife bought me a Harley Benton CST-24 and the pot went bad. Replaced with a new one and it is back to being one of my favorite guitars that I own!!!

Wanted to mod my telecaster with two humbuckers so I can split the coils into single coils.
This is by far the cheapest push pull pot out there and having great experiences with other Harley Benton products I didn't hesitate.
Quality is great, the pot itself maybe turns a little bit too easy but doesn't bother me at all, it actually quite matched the other two pots in my tele.

Only negative I can maybe point out is the fact that it has only a normal washer and not a "tightening washer" if you all know what I mean.

The Harley Benton Parts Push-Pull A500 provides high quality and reliability. It is made of durable materials, which ensures longevity and stability in use. This makes it an ideal choice for professional musicians who need a reliable and functional switch for their instrument.

Push-pull of excellent construction. Immediately installed on one of my Jazz basses to create a series / parallel circuit. Awesome.

Easy to solder, no noise, but easy movement.