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    91k Ohm tone pot for the livewires?

    Hello, SD recommends 100K pots for the (original) livewires. After many adventures i got my self two, but the tone one reads 91K. Would that be a problem?
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    Re: 91k Ohm tone pot for the livewires?

    That's within specs of a 10% tolerance. No worries.

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      Re: 91k Ohm tone pot for the livewires?

      Originally posted by trevorus View Post
      That's within specs of a 10% tolerance. No worries.

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      thanx!

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        Re: 91k Ohm tone pot for the livewires?

        A 10% +/- tolerance is good and that's what I personally try to go for in my guitars. A lot of pots have a +/- 20%. Seymour worked on one of Clapton's Strats once and a huge reason it didn't sound too great was because the pot values were way off.

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