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Question: Have you ever bought or made a guitar that when you first play it with the volume at 10, its sounds awesome, but when you turn the volume down a bit, all of that tone bleeds off??? Well, StewMac recently uploaded a video showing a neat little circuit that keeps that tone even if the guitar's volume is at 1!!!! The components are extremely cheap, and can be taken off the guitar if it's not needed!
Check it out here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0SLd...layer_embedded
Cheers,
Callum
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Quote from keloooe on January 18, 2013, 10:51
Question: Have you ever bought or made a guitar that when you first play it with the volume at 10, its sounds awesome, but when you turn the volume down a bit, all of that tone bleeds off??? Well, StewMac recently uploaded a video showing a neat little circuit that keeps that tone even if the guitar's volume is at 1!!!! The components are extremely cheap, and can be taken off the guitar if it's not needed!
Check it out here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0SLd...layer_embedded
Cheers,
Callum
Nice find Callum!
This is one trick I will be testing out this weekend!
Yea, I made one last night and it works beautifully!!! I would advise anyone to at least try it!!!Quote:
Quote from dingobass on January 18, 2013, 18:21
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Quote from keloooe on January 18, 2013, 10:51
Question: Have you ever bought or made a guitar that when you first play it with the volume at 10, its sounds awesome, but when you turn the volume down a bit, all of that tone bleeds off??? Well, StewMac recently uploaded a video showing a neat little circuit that keeps that tone even if the guitar's volume is at 1!!!! The components are extremely cheap, and can be taken off the guitar if it's not needed!
Check it out here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0SLd...layer_embedded
Cheers,
Callum
Nice find Callum!
This is one trick I will be testing out this weekend!
On a similar topic, this is also a very cool idea.
http://www.stewmac.com/tsarchive/ts0...ampaign=ts0190
El
Nice find Bassguy!
Certainly a lot neater than having multiple variations of caps with alligator clips :P
This article is great for people who don't want to buy every type of cap, to then find out they don't really like it!
I know a guy who used a system like that, with orange drops, ceramic, and PiO caps with different values to get a new tone every time he played, he even used it to switch between different values and wiring setups for the Treble Bleed circuits, it involved a ton of wiring and caps, but it makes his Axe sound so unique!