Crazy Pot Setup Help

[farukb]

Hi fellow TalkBassers,

I'm searching for some pots for my first bass build. Any help would be great, since I'm having hard time finding them. (yes, i've already searched on dozens of websites)
The point is that I want to have 6 pots and 2 switches, all combined in 3 concentric pot bodies. I'd prefer push-push to push-pull On-On switches. But either will work.

Controls:
switch 1 - active/passive
switch 2 - coil split
pot 1 - vol (250kA)
pot 2 - blend (250kA)
pot 3 - passive tone cut (250kA)
pot 4 - active hi mid (50kB)
pot 5 - active low mid (50kB)
pot 6 - active bass (50kB)

So i've figured the following setup:
50kB (linear) + center click / 50kB + center click /// push-push (or push-pull) for low/hi mid
50kB + center click / 250kA (log) /// push-push (or push-pull) for bass/passive cut
250kA / 250kA - 250kC (rev log) + center click for vol/blend

I had a Warwick some time ago with MEC vol/blend + push pull, but that one would be too high for my slim body, so that limited me to the above mentioned setup.

Also, any suggestions are highly welcomed.
Also also, I'm tempted to frankenstein them myself

Thanks!

Note:
I'll be using:
Darkglass Tone Capsule preamp
Nordstrand Fat Stacks 5 string (custom cover, custom spacing, reversed pole pieces - fanned fret) pickups
Neutrik jack with gold plated contacts and metal housing

 

[Killed_by_Death]

Other Resistance Potentiometers

 

[farukb]

nope, well these aren't "other resistance" pots, just a silly combination of standard pots, most of which are standard too, but thanks

 

[line6man]

250kA / 250kA - 250kC (rev log) + center click for vol/blend

That's a triple ganged concentric pot. No one has made those until just recently. Unfortunately, I don't recall what brand has started making them, and what vendor is stocking them. Perhaps someone remembers it from a thread a few weeks ago?

An off topic note; you mentioned a coil tap switch, but you don't have tappable pickups. You could split those pickups, though.

 

[farukb]

An off topic note; you mentioned a coil tap switch, but you don't have tappable pickups. You could split those pickups, though.

that's right, they are splittable
my bad typing it down