Peavey 210tx replacement pots

[Paul ANDREWS]

Hi, I'm trying to replace a few of the pots on my peavey 210tx combo (as the shaft

has snapped off) and not really sure what to get (linear or logarithmic) as can't tell from the code. My understanding is that volume/gain pots are more likely to be log and EQ are lin?

I need to replace
Pre gain: Alps 10kb #510
Low and high boost for eq: Alps #335-50kb
And crossover: Alps #324-100k200

Ive attached pictures as I've probably got those wrong!

If anyone can point me in the right direction of the actual part to get, that would be great, as some of them have funny legs (right angled pot?)

Many thanks
Paul

 

[Geri O]

Hi, I'm trying to replace a few of the pots on my peavey 210tx combo (as the shaft View attachment 3370132 has snapped off) and not really sure what to get (linear or logarithmic) as can't tell from the code. My understanding is that volume/gain pots are more likely to be log and EQ are lin?

I need to replace
Pre gain: Alps 10kb #510
Low and high boost for eq: Alps #335-50kb
And crossover: Alps #324-100k200

Ive attached pictures as I've probably got those wrong!

If anyone can point me in the right direction of the actual part to get, that would be great, as some of them have funny legs (right angled pot?)

Many thanks
Paul

You can get these exact parts from Peavey's most excellent parts department. You'll definitely save some legwork. And while you might find those parts in a Mouser, Digikey, Newark catalog for a little cheaper, Peavey's parts prices are quite reasonable.

 

[agedhorse]

These are oem style pots, Peavey is your best bet by far, but some of the aftermatket service parts suppliers might have them too.

 

[BassmanPaul]

I agree with Andy, the first people to contact would be Peavey parts department.

It used to be easy to replace a damaged pot. All you needed was the value and taper. Nowadays there are so many options with shaft size and configuration not to mention the very different mounting options.