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    Default Gibson pot plate. Hinderance on tone?

    Does the metal plate where the pots and the toggle hook up really need to be there? My friend says it is a hinderance on tone and will sound better if you take the plate out and re-wire properly.

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    Default Re: Gibson pot plate. Hinderance on tone?

    I haven't had any issues with it.

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    Default Re: Gibson pot plate. Hinderance on tone?

    It's an installation pain in the butt, howver, I can't imagine any effect on tone.

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    Default Re: Gibson pot plate. Hinderance on tone?

    Wouldnt the direct hook up of the toggle get rid of about 4 or 5 inches of wire and we all know the shortest wire possible is best at least for cable length.

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