Allparts CTS 1 Meg Split Audio Pot

Works as it should be. I use it as tone pot. It seems to be more like a modern log taper (10% log), so it has a bit steep change of resistance. Total resistance value is close enough to stated value (about 1019 ohms). I would prefer it to have lower friction in order to turn easier. I play strats so i want pots to be loose enough so i can change value with my pinky. This pot is in the middle ground.
A fine product.

They say you can influence the brightness of the sound by changing the potentiometer value.

So I decided to try 1000kOhm.

I have three popular values.
The Gotoh VK1-19 knob sits a little deeper on this potentiometer than the 250kOhm and 500kOhm ones from the same company.

Good quality!

Brown sticky goo came out when I was soldering it, and it wasn't working at first. I had to open it, clean it with extraction benzin,apply contact coat, dry it out and reassemble and resolder. Now it's working, and it surprised me at first. Now I love it. I use it in my 1986 made in Japan Vantage, with no tone knob mod for higher output, 16kOhm Fleor dual humbucker and Duncan tone bleed mod. Output is so high and sounds so crispy clear it kills everything called active pickup. This is way better and no battery's! Guys I invented the sickest guitar circuit!

Used to upgrade my Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster, they're well worth it. The stock ones were a bit scratchy, and didn't have a nice taper, but these are just right, making the guitar feel a bit more like a proper Fender. No semblance of complaints here, for sure!

These got my Harley Benton JA60 closer to the sound it is inspired by. It's almost like a lo pass filter is taken away. Great qual. pots

Nice taper. Requires the right amount of friction to turn it, not too loose, not too tight. Installed in in a Jazzmaster.

Never had any issues with these