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    partial coil split

    I recently modified a strat style HH guitar, after seeing demos of the PRS DGT SE. I replaced the shitty high output pups with Tonerider alnico2's, added a Wilkinson 2 point vibrato bridge, cheap chinese locking tuners, CTS and Switchcraft bits,
    and then added a 25K trim pot to a coil of each pup. When you wind back the output of the trim pot , you lose a bit of volume, but don't get the thin sound of cutting the coil completely.
    And with separate volume controls and master tone, the middle position of the three-way switch has a huge variety of tones on tap.
    It makes for a cluttered bunch of knobs, but it's made a generic POS into a chameleon.

    I also heard PRS use a 7k resistor to do a similar job.
    Anyone else tried a similar mod?
    Stewmac strat, tele
    DIY starcaster
    PBG LP-1M x2
    HB-4 x2(L)
    12 string strats x3
    Ex1(L) Ex1(R)
    TBJ5
    PB4(L)
    PBG2
    IB-5(L)
    ES-1TL x2
    scratch lapsteel (half finished)
    AG-1(L)

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    Got any pics?

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    Can't figure out how to post pics. Sorry, It's not intuitively obvious to do.
    Stewmac strat, tele
    DIY starcaster
    PBG LP-1M x2
    HB-4 x2(L)
    12 string strats x3
    Ex1(L) Ex1(R)
    TBJ5
    PB4(L)
    PBG2
    IB-5(L)
    ES-1TL x2
    scratch lapsteel (half finished)
    AG-1(L)

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    You have to resize pics so that they neither the width nor the height of the image exceeds 1500 pixels.

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