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Jim Dunlop Hot Potz II. Cry Baby Wah Replacement Potentiometer

Jim Dunlop Hot Potz II. Cry Baby Wah Replacement Potentiometer

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Jim Dunlop Hot Potz II Cry Baby Wah Replacement Potentiometer

The Jim Dunlop Hot Potz II is a genuine replacement potentiometer designed to restore smooth, responsive operation to compatible Cry Baby Wah pedals. Built for long-lasting performance, it features a sealed design that helps keep dust, dirt and grime away from the internal components, helping maintain consistent operation and minimise unwanted noise.

Engineered for the repeated movement of wah pedal use, the Hot Potz II is tested to withstand up to one million cycles. Its geared design works with the pedal's rack mechanism to deliver smooth control throughout the wah sweep.

Ideal for replacing a worn or noisy potentiometer, the Hot Potz II is a practical replacement part for keeping your compatible Cry Baby Wah performing at its best.

Features

  • Genuine Jim Dunlop replacement potentiometer

  • Designed for compatible Cry Baby Wah pedals

  • 100K resistance

  • Hot Potz II extended-life design

  • Sealed construction helps protect against dust and dirt

  • Low-noise operation

  • Tested to one million cycles

  • Geared design for rack-and-pinion wah mechanisms

  • Ideal for replacing worn or noisy wah pots

  • Replacement part: ECB424B

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