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Davies 1611-Style Blue 16mm Knob
Perfect For A Tight Squeeze
£1.29
About the Davies 1611-Style Blue 16mm Knob
These Davies 1611-Style Blue 16mm Knobs are great-value and the bold inset indicator lets you see how your controls are set at a glance.
It's a perfect design for pedals where you need to squeeze in lots of controls in a tight space.
They are secured by a sturdy insert that fits 1/4" (6.35mm) smooth-shaft potentiometers, along with a small flat-head set screw.
Features
- Davies 1611-Style 16mm Knob
- 15mm height
- 16mm diameter
- Plastic body, metal insert & set screw
- For 1/4" (6.35mm) smooth-shaft potentiometers