Decorative rosette, black, large - pack of 12

• with fine thread
• phosphated, black-gray
• 3,9 x 30
• steel
• PH 2
• Pack of 100

• +/- 5% tolerance
• -55° C to 240° C operating range
• Max 500 V
• Excellent flame retardant coating
• Different manufacturers
• Pack of 5

• Termination Style: Axial     
• Power Rating: 5 W     
• Tolerance: 5 %     
• Temperature Coefficient: 350 PPM / C     
• Operating Temperature min/max: - 55 C / + 155 C      
• Voltage Rating: 500 V     
• Diameter: 8,5 mm     
• Length: 25 mm     
• Lead Diameter:  0.75 mm    

• Size: 550 x 300 mm
• Pure aluminum 30 µ - coated on one side with an acrylic adhesive, silicone paper cover
• Temperature and UV resistant
• Made in Germany

• Type: Lock Washer
• Material: Steel
• Surface: Zinc-plated
• DIN: 6797
• Price: Pack with 100 pcs.

• Type: Lock Washer
• Material: Steel
• Surface: Zinc-plated
• DIN: 6797
• Price: Pack with 100 pcs.

Terminal lock washer lug for M4 screws.

• Material: Brass
• Contact Finish: Tin
• Pack of 10

• Type: Lock Washer
• Material: Steel
• Surface: Zinc-plated
• DIN: 6797
• Price: Pack with 100 pcs.

The CTS 250K Ohm potentiometer is designed for use in most Stratocasters and Telecasters. This original guitar hardware includes a capacitor and comes in Fender® packaging.

Some Fender guitars feature a unique tone circuit known as the "Delta Tone' Control. This system includes a high output bridge pickup and a special 'no-load' tone control for the middle and bridge pickups. The CTS 250K potentiometer for the Delta Tone system has a detent at the 10 position which completely bypasses any filtration through capacitors. This allows for more direct presence of the pickup compared to traditional tone controls.

• 250K ohm
• For use in most Stratocasters and Telecasters
• Original CTS manufactured part
• Includes capacitor
• Comes in Fender® packaging

Universal size for 12" speakers
Dome diameter: 80 mm - recommended for most of the guitar loudspeaker with average beaming

As the frequency increases, the radiation of a loudspeaker is increasingly focused on its center. If the listener is in this beam, the sound is extremely harsh and biting; if one moves to the side of it, the sound becomes significantly darker and treble components are partially missing.
To reduce this behavior, a diffuser is used. This sits directly in the beam of the speaker and deflects the high frequencies very strongly, it breaks the "beam". This makes the sound much fuller and more balanced.

Hear the Diffusor in action on ->YouTube (made by one of our customers, Thanks !)