DannyR8
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I have 500k audio taper pots that have been measured slightly higher than 500k. I have everything wired up in the 50's wiring scheme. Proper PIO caps and push back braided two conductor wire. I should be getting all the "goods" but when I roll back my volume knobs for clean rhythm sounds things get dull still. All of the changes that I have made up to this point have been improvements but I still feel like I need more clarity. I play a friends PRS from time to time that has rolled back clean tones that are fantastic! I also have a Tele with 50's wiring and a treble bleed circuit and it too sounds great. So in the interest of getting the same results with my LP's, what are the values of cap/resistor that I need to try to implement a treble bleed? The Tele was done before I owned it, so I didn't hear a before and after but I like how it sounds. The PRS is a stock S2 Custom 22 and as I said, it sounds a reacts the way I like. Also, I am happy with my LP's full volume tone at the moment, so I am only trying to get better results after I start rolling the volumes back.
I have read about Kinman, Duncan and the simple treble bleed mods and I am not sure which version works best for LP's, especially 50's wired LP's. Any help?
I posted this topic in the repair section also, I don't know if that's okay. Will the mods please let me know?
I have read about Kinman, Duncan and the simple treble bleed mods and I am not sure which version works best for LP's, especially 50's wired LP's. Any help?
I posted this topic in the repair section also, I don't know if that's okay. Will the mods please let me know?