Not sure I'm digging the Fishy Classics - what to do next?

[eclecticsynergy]

I guess Rectos have a bright cap, because the more you raise the gain, the darker and smoother they become.

A lot of Boogies are that way.

[ArtieToo]

I guess I missed it because I didn't see it on the quick connect pins.

Their idea is that you do a solder bridge across that pad and ground. I want to solder two wires to those two pads and run it to a switch, so I can hear it in & out in real time. And you don't have to use that GND pad per se. Just switch to any ground. Saves soldering one connection to the bottom of the pup.

[Rex_Rocker]

Their idea is that you do a solder bridge across that pad and ground. I want to solder two wires to those two pads and run it to a switch, so I can hear it in & out in real time. And you don't have to use that GND pad per se. Just switch to any ground. Saves soldering one connection to the bottom of the pup.

I wouldn't want to make it switchable, TBH. I barely ever switch voicings. I never switch to single coil either because I don't love the inner coils.

I did try it on my Moderns and wasn't in love with it, but maybe this time would be different since these have A LOT more going on up top.

But I want to try turning off the buffer in my Polytune first to see if that helps any. It's not like I feel like they 100% need it, TBH. I could also just slightly lower the tone knob on my boost pedal. Many ways that are less of a hassle to try first, hahaha.

[Rex_Rocker]

A lot of Boogies are that way.

And Marshalls.