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Hey, i was thinking of having a treble bleed in my ibanez HSH that has a dimarzio super distortion in bridge and PAF PRO in the neck ....
The stock treble bleed mod was a 330 pf capacitor + 500k pot on its own and was way too tinny and bright for me.... I was wondering if .001 capcitor IN SERIES with a 100k resistor would result in a more pleasant tone ?? Basically i DO want a treble bleed, however i just want one that wont be TOO tinny and trebly like with the capacitor on its own....
(and before someone says "try out a variety of combos" , i dont have time to take apart my guitar and keep soldering stuff over and over again....) I literally just want to pick a capacitor and resistor value that isnt TOO harsh..... Im tempted to try the .001 cap in series with either 100k resistor, or two 100k resistors (200k) ....
if the 330pF cap on its own was tinny, will a .001uF + 100K (or 2x 100k) resistor be a good compromise for a Super distortion ??
The stock treble bleed mod was a 330 pf capacitor + 500k pot on its own and was way too tinny and bright for me.... I was wondering if .001 capcitor IN SERIES with a 100k resistor would result in a more pleasant tone ?? Basically i DO want a treble bleed, however i just want one that wont be TOO tinny and trebly like with the capacitor on its own....
(and before someone says "try out a variety of combos" , i dont have time to take apart my guitar and keep soldering stuff over and over again....) I literally just want to pick a capacitor and resistor value that isnt TOO harsh..... Im tempted to try the .001 cap in series with either 100k resistor, or two 100k resistors (200k) ....
if the 330pF cap on its own was tinny, will a .001uF + 100K (or 2x 100k) resistor be a good compromise for a Super distortion ??
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