Wiring help please. Level: Expert
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thebingopete
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Re: Wiring help please. Level: Expert
Just add a treble bleed on the volume pot. Cheap too, all they are is a resistor, or resistor with a capacitor you may be able to get locally. I have just started my 1st cup of coffee and can't think of values to recommend though. Perhaps more awake members have more specific details to share.
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Just add a treble bleed on the volume pot. Cheap too, all they are is a resistor, or resistor with a capacitor you may be able to get locally. I have just started my 1st cup of coffee and can't think of values to recommend though. Perhaps more awake members have more specific details to share.
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Joey Voltage
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Re: Wiring help please. Level: Expert
Anything from 100pf to 470pf will do the trick for the treble and high-mid range. Anything larger will start to affect a lower frequency range.
Anything from 100pf to 470pf will do the trick for the treble and high-mid range. Anything larger will start to affect a lower frequency range.
Re: Wiring help please. Level: Expert
I like to solder on long leads that stretch well outside the cavity/pickguard when I have the time to try different cap/resistor combos- I AB different combos and when I get what I like I trim the leads short and make the components connections to the leads.
Some purists imagine this adds more wire than needed, but I love the flexibility and works well for me.
I like to solder on long leads that stretch well outside the cavity/pickguard when I have the time to try different cap/resistor combos- I AB different combos and when I get what I like I trim the leads short and make the components connections to the leads.
Some purists imagine this adds more wire than needed, but I love the flexibility and works well for me.
Artie
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Re: Wiring help please. Level: Expert
^^^^ This! As an alternative, stop rolling your volume down. Rock-'n-Roll is meant to be loud. :headbang:
^^^^ This! As an alternative, stop rolling your volume down. Rock-'n-Roll is meant to be loud. :headbang:
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