500 vs 250, my sa2100 is a very bright sounding guitar as is, I'm assuming that it is the jap pickups, and that after i install the SD's (59N, Custom5B) I would loose some of the brightness, is it possible that part of the reason may be the guitar itself (a bright semi-hollow) and that 250K may be better to curb that brightness?.
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the guy who invented fire
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Hey man...I am replacing the pups in my SG2000 for the same reason...if you're going with 59n and Custom 5B stick with the 500k pots...The bright is the pups...The pickups in the SG and the SA were all real bright, Yamaha did not want them to get muddy, because of that they have a very bright/cutting
sound. Like I said, Im in the same boat...with the pups you named you should fix that bright thing but trust me...stick with the 500k pots.
Crosscut5 said:
Hey man...I am replacing the pups in my SG2000 for the same reason...if you're going with 59n and Custom 5B stick with the 500k pots...The bright is the pups...The pickups in the SG and the SA were all real bright, Yamaha did not want them to get muddy, because of that they have a very bright/cutting
sound. Like I said, Im in the same boat...with the pups you named you should fix that bright thing but trust me...stick with the 500k pots.
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Volume pot continued
Thats true, But I think you will be more than fine with the 500k...and you're right there are tone controls for little tweeks.
Crosscut5 said:
Thats true, But I think you will be more than fine with the 500k...and you're right there are tone controls for little tweeks.
Re: Volume pot continued
Yeah you put a .22 (I assume here uF) in that guitar ... I think you mean 0.022uF ... Anyway, the larger the cap value the lower the frequency the corner of the filter, and the more treble is rolled off at the end of the sweep. With the tone at 0 ... Larger cap value= less high end and more lower mids; Smaller cap value= more highs, and more upper mids.
Crosscut5 said:
Yeah you put a .22 (I assume here uF) in that guitar ... I think you mean 0.022uF ... Anyway, the larger the cap value the lower the frequency the corner of the filter, and the more treble is rolled off at the end of the sweep. With the tone at 0 ... Larger cap value= less high end and more lower mids; Smaller cap value= more highs, and more upper mids.
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