Right now im running 470k or 270k resistors in place of tone circuits. Would adding .22 caps more accurately simulate tone circuits on 10?
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Would caps color my tone without tone circuits?
Right now im running 470k or 270k resistors in place of tone circuits. Would adding .22 caps more accurately simulate tone circuits on 10?
-Carlton-
71 LP deluxe goldtop - [chris white custom P90s] http://www.chriswhitepickups.com/
09 LTD H-401FM - [seymourizer/BB3] - triple shots
10 LTD MH-350NT - [PG+/PGb/BB1]
99 LTD M-100 - [customFS hybrid/496R]
Lap steel made from scraps and a GFS A2 HB
classic 50(modded), valveking 100head(modded), bad monkey, cry baby(modded), memory boy, expression factory
Re: Would caps color my tone without tone circuits?
If you have some reason for NOT having tone pots, I'd suggest just running straight through to the jack (or switch). Anything else that you put in there would be a tone sucker not a tone circuit.
Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.
Re: Would caps color my tone without tone circuits?
Yea i use independent volumes and delete the tone pot.
-Carlton-
71 LP deluxe goldtop - [chris white custom P90s] http://www.chriswhitepickups.com/
09 LTD H-401FM - [seymourizer/BB3] - triple shots
10 LTD MH-350NT - [PG+/PGb/BB1]
99 LTD M-100 - [customFS hybrid/496R]
Lap steel made from scraps and a GFS A2 HB
classic 50(modded), valveking 100head(modded), bad monkey, cry baby(modded), memory boy, expression factory
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