Dopro 4pcs Silver with Black Number Guitar Speed Dial Knobs Control Knob fits LP Guitar

A nice aesthetic improvement over ghe black knobs.

My Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s came with the usual gold-colored knobs with white numbers and silver top insert. If I wanted to read the numbers, I couldn't. Not enough contrast for my eyes. These knobs caught my attention. Speed knobs with a black finish, contrasting white numbers, and a gold center, which to me was a nice tribute to the original knob color. They are readable when needed and look really good with the finish of my guitar. NOTE: My guitar, as well as other imported upscale Epiphone models, came with import CTS pots. The imports have coarse knurls compared to the US CTS pots with fine knurls. Double check your pots before ordering. These knobs made the difference for me. Try them out yourself.

Tried another (Amazon) vendor 1st, but returned them due to poor quality and fit. These are so much better and fit nicely on a D'Agastino Bench Mark with 18-spline pot shafts. Ref. before and after photos. Recommend these, and worth the extra couple bucks for this quality priduct.

The knobs fit perfect on the tuner pot. The outer dimension is some fraction of mm smaller than the original. The finish was good. What I didn't like was a certain opacity in the resin. The numeric values were "dim" like under a tinted window while the Gibson/Epiphone originals were clear as glass and the numerals reflected white. I think in less than perfect lighting these values would be hard to see. (Does anyone actually look at them? I turn against the stop and roll back a bit to find my tone.) All four caps are totally satisfactory with reservation above. I had (1) cap I wanted to replace and this replacement stood out as much as the prior owner's oddball flanged cap that I had purchased these to replace. I found an exact match at the local guitar center.

These knobs have the perfect contrast I was looking for. Good job!

Look cool on my Firebird. Black speed knobs kinda got lost. These contrast nicely.

These are very high quality for what you pay, and I'd put them on a more expensive guitar.

Looks good. Doesn't fit. They are supposed to fit Epiphone guitars with course splines. I believe they said 6mm shafts. Exactly what I have. Not going to bother with a return. I will enlarge the holes myself.