How would i connect a b50k dual gang potentiometer to my breadboard?
do i bridge it across the middle?

 

You solder some 20 or 22 gauge solid wire to the terminals and attach it to the breadboard any way you want, or as needed.

 

How would i connect a b50k dual gang potentiometer to my breadboard?
do i bridge it across the middle?

What do you mean, "bridge"?
Is the pot being used as a stereo volume control?

 

This is the idea.




If the pots have not common points in the schematic you should twist the wires of one of them to be inserted in separate tracks in the board.

Please consider this a temporary assembly. It would not sustain rough/prolonged usage.

 

This is the pot im wanting to use its for volume control on an amplifier circuit.
Do i Cross it over the middle of the breadboard? the dip i guess it would be...

 

Solder short lengths of solid 22AWG or 24AWG hookup wire to the legs of the pots.
Now you can connect the wires to your breadboard where ever you wish.

Yes, you will straddle the center groove of the solderless breadboard.

 

Are the pins coming off the pot terminals too big to fit in your BB?