Hello. I have a (MIM) Fender Stratocaster Floyd Rose Guitar (HH, blacktop model) that I've owned for several years now. I've finally decided to tinker with its electronics, and was looking for suggestions/advice for its pots & caps values. At this point in time, it has had its trem block upgraded to brass, and has had a trem-stop installed (only has downward dive option). Here is a stock picture for reference.
After hours of research, I decided that the pickups going into it will be a regular Pearly Gates (trem spaced bridge model) and a Pearly Gates (neck model); both uncovered. I know the CC is also a poplar bridge suggestion for a HH strat.
Anyways, I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel, so I was just seeing what the general consensus/recommendation for potentiometers and capacitor values are, based on experience with of a similar setup type. From what I've read, 250K pots work really well Pearly Gated pickups in strat guitars that are either HSS (in bridge) or SSH (in neck), but both of those are mixed with single coils.
Let me know what you have to say. I play classic rock going into Marshall Amps and Cabinets.
- Body Material: Alder
- Fretboard: Rosewood
- Neck Material: Maple
After hours of research, I decided that the pickups going into it will be a regular Pearly Gates (trem spaced bridge model) and a Pearly Gates (neck model); both uncovered. I know the CC is also a poplar bridge suggestion for a HH strat.
Anyways, I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel, so I was just seeing what the general consensus/recommendation for potentiometers and capacitor values are, based on experience with of a similar setup type. From what I've read, 250K pots work really well Pearly Gated pickups in strat guitars that are either HSS (in bridge) or SSH (in neck), but both of those are mixed with single coils.
Let me know what you have to say. I play classic rock going into Marshall Amps and Cabinets.
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