what would the effect be it the capacitor is moved from ground to input. Would it still work?? What would you notice tone wise if it would work??? Would it even be worth while to try??
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Re: Tone and Volume Pots
But that bass cut diagram uses a .0022mf cap and is on the third lug of the tone pot. As the OP has suggested (using the existing cap of .022 to .047mf), it would essentially result in another vol pot.Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.
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Re: Tone and Volume Pots
Originally posted by EMMET912 View PostMy question is would it make a difference if the cap was on the input rather then on the ground. Would it work at all. Have you ever tried it??
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