Detail 01
Sold as a single
A two-knob guitar needs two, a Les Paul-style four-control layout needs four. Order the count you need.

Independent shopping perspective
A single chrome-base dome knob with an abalone shell inlay top. For players replacing plastic knobs on one control at a time.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A two-knob guitar needs two, a Les Paul-style four-control layout needs four. Order the count you need.
Detail 02
Shell is a natural material, so grain and color vary piece to piece. Two knobs will not match exactly.
Detail 03
Pairs with chrome tuners, bridge and jack plate. Against nickel it reads slightly brighter and cooler.
Detail 04
Taller and rounder than a mini-dome. Easier to grab mid-song, but sits higher above the body.
Detail 05
This is the cap only. No potentiometer, shaft or wiring is part of it.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
One knob. If your guitar has volume and tone controls, you need two. Four-control layouts need four.
No. Abalone is natural shell, so the pattern and color shift from piece to piece. Expect the same character, not the same figure.
No. It is the knob only. Your existing pots stay in the guitar.
Chrome. It sits alongside chrome tuners, bridges and control plates. Gold or black hardware will not match.
Reference
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