Quarter Pound Tele - Does it clean up well?

[Aceman]

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[Mincer]

A tapped version would do better. It isn't that it doesn't clean up, it is that it remains thick throughout the volume range.

[jeremy]

i would use a treble bleed if i wanted to get better clean tones from a qp, otherwise, as dave said, its gonna be thick. kinda dark too for what i want from a clean tone

[donaldr]

Can a switch be used on a tapped version to go from full to tapped?

[jeremy]

yes, thats usually how you use a tapped pup

[donaldr]

Very interesting. I'm looking for an excuse to buy a Tele that would go a step further than my Strat with STK-S4/S7

[Aceman]

Can a switch be used on a tapped version to go from full to tapped?

A switch can be used on any pickup coil to reduce the output.

Not sure on doing that surgery after assembled though. I think that needs done during winding.

One day I'm gonna get a Les Paul Jr. and get a P-90 Wound vintage/Hot with a Tap!

[Jeffblue]

Cleans up nicely.

[Demanic]

A switch can be used on any pickup coil to reduce the output.

Not sure on doing that surgery after assembled though. I think that needs done during winding.

One day I'm gonna get a Les Paul Jr. and get a P-90 Wound vintage/Hot with a Tap!

P-rail with a Freeway switch.

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[GuitarStv]

QP for strat cleans up nicely with a treble bleed. You get beefy full power and bright, more vintagey output with the treble rolled back. I figure the same would apply with the tele version.