Combining two Cracks

[Paul Joppa]

Dual concentric pots also exist. The only ones I found easily are 500K but should work. The inner shaft is small and goes through the larger outer shaft, allowing each section to be adjusted independently. They are available from many guitar part vendors, along with suitable knobs. Fits in place of the current control, wired up the same. I could not quickly verify that they have an audio (logarithmic) taper but even if they don't some faking can be done with a couple resistors.

Just another option.

[modestmeowth]

Dual concentric pots also exist. The only ones I found easily are 500K but should work. The inner shaft is small and goes through the larger outer shaft, allowing each section to be adjusted independently. They are available from many guitar part vendors, along with suitable knobs. Fits in place of the current control, wired up the same. I could not quickly verify that they have an audio (logarithmic) taper but even if they don't some faking can be done with a couple resistors.

Just another option.

Thank you all!! How hard is it to wire a dual cencentric pot?

[Grainger49]

The lugs are much the same as the stock pot.  There are actually 2 pots stacked on each other.  So is the stock pot but it only has one shaft.

[Paul Birkeland]

Thank you all!! How hard is it to wire a dual cencentric pot?

As the quote that you replied to states, it drops into the same hole as the stock pot, and wires up the same. (But you'll need a different set of knobs)