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The Marshall knobs we have been shipping with the kits have become quite tight. The knob manufacturer makes the Marshall knobs with a very tight tolerance so, you might experience quite a bit of friction installing them on the 1/4" diameter pot shaft. Don't force it. Back out the set screw and chase the hole with a standard 1/4" drill bit. The wobble in the drill will ream it out just enough that any standard 1/4" shaft pot will fit fine. It just takes a second to ream it out. Sorry for the extra work involved. For this reason, we'll be changing suppliers from original Marshall to ones with a brass bushing.

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Stephen
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Can you send me a set of the new ones. I f'd mine up trying to fix them when I finished my kit. There is no way they were going on those shafts.

This thread is a bit old. Has the change yet occured?

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Yes, 200 knobs ago!!

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Stephen
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here we can remove the knobs from Marshall amplifiers is similar to that of any amplifier or guitar. the set of screw is present if a small hole or screw head is visible.

Tips & Warnings:-
1.here we should Always use gentle pressure when pulling friction knobs.
2. we need to Avoid full set-screw removal, otherwise it will be be easily misplaced.3.33.
3.we Don't over-tighten set-screws,otherwise it will crack.

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