Knob idea.... anything like this available?

[sleewell]

So the reverend I got a while back is awesome. But it's got this bass contour knob that I prefer to be on 6 or 7 for most parts and then some parts I bring it up to full for more doomy or sludgy parts.

Does anyone make a knob with like a latch that would let you know when you got to that spot? Not a full on lock, you'd still be able to dial past it but just so you could quickly go back and forth from 2 spots? I'd like to roll back to the same spot each time quickly and I don't wanna have to look at numbers or just kinda guess and hope i got close.

 

[Byrdman]

IDK, but it seems like a pot with that feature would work for a lot of other situations where you could go back to your "sweet spot" on everything. the issue is being able to put that latch where you want it. Neat idea!

 

[FuzzyAce]

There are stepped attenuators but it involves more parts/space accommodation. A rotary switch might be a simpler option but you'd have to experiment a lot to get the proper values to your liking.

 

[DrewJD82]

Hahaha can you wrap a couple rubber bands about both knobs so when you turn one the other turns with it?

 

[JiveTurkey]

This would irritate me. Hope you find a solution. Reverend guitars have always looked killer \m/

 

[marsonic]

Yup.

Repositionable Detent Guitar Knob. First knob to save a sweet spot

The first repositionable detent knob for guitar and bass. Flip a switch, feel a Click. Save a sweet spot with the flip of a switch. The only knob that has a repositionable detent. Mark a setting. Knob Clicks into place at desired position.

www.thatklickknob.com

 

[sleewell]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!