Gibson Les Pauls that take long shaft pots:

Standard'sFaded'sClassic'sStudio'sTraditional's50's & 60's TributesHistoric '68 Custom RI1977-current Custom's1977-current Deluxe's1977-1982 Pro's

Gibson Les Pauls that take short shaft pots:

1952-1977 Standard's1954-1977 Custom's1968-1977 Deluxe'sHistoric R7 CustomThe Paul'sLes Paul Special'sLes Paul Jr.'s

About CTS History :

Established in 1896 to make telephones and switchboards, CTS Corporation has become a leading manufacturer of passive electronic components and electronic assemblies. The company has fine-tuned its direction to meet demand in the communications equipment, computer equipment, and automotive markets, among others. In the 1920s and 1930s it was the growing demand for radios that inspired CTS to supply radio parts and its engineers to develop a new resistor that lowered the cost of radios. During World War II the company developed a special precision potentiometer for radar units that gave the Allies their first capability to perform night bombing missions, thereby shortening the war. When the demand for television sets exploded in the late 1940s, CTS supplied the needed resistors. When the U.S. government mandated emissions control standards for automobiles in the 1970s, CTS developed throttle position sensors and other sensor products for automobiles. More recently, CTS has redefined itself by acquiring the wireless components business of Motorola Inc. in 1999, and has become a leading supplier of electronic components for wireless handsets and other wireless devices.