MikeRocker
What's Your Forum Nameologist?
Fender (or similar) No-Load pots...do they really make a difference? And can they be used for volume and tone, or just tone?
Thank you for any info.
Thank you for any info.
No-load pots?
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Baron Von Shred
Re: No-load pots?
A no load pot on "10 " is essentially the same as disconnectiing the pot, there´s quite a tonal difference.
they will work on Volume and /or tone.
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=335
A no load pot on "10 " is essentially the same as disconnectiing the pot, there´s quite a tonal difference.
they will work on Volume and /or tone.
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=335
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: No-load pots?
You get more highs and more output because of the pot's resistance being out of the circuit on 10...I always make my own..
You get more highs and more output because of the pot's resistance being out of the circuit on 10...I always make my own..
JumpMarine
18 watts of Mayhemologist
Re: No-load pots?
Makes a big difference both tonally and for output. I just rewired my strat for the JV set up (Bridge tone/Neck tone only) and I couldn't believe the output and tone that came out of the middle pup when taken out of the tone loop. I had to lower it a bit to balance everything out again.
Makes a big difference both tonally and for output. I just rewired my strat for the JV set up (Bridge tone/Neck tone only) and I couldn't believe the output and tone that came out of the middle pup when taken out of the tone loop. I had to lower it a bit to balance everything out again.
