Stop Letting Your Volume Knob Kill Your Tone
Did you know what causes your guitar to lose high tones at lowered volume is the relationship between your volume pot and the guitar cable?
That’s because the volume pot is a variable resistor, and a guitar cable is a capacitor. Creating a low-pass filter that eats high frequencies. This is a combo that will destroy tone.
Why does is happen? When resistance is increased by lowering the volume pot, the high frequencies are rolled off by the guitar cable that is a capacitor to ground. That’s a combo for muddy tone.
What’s the fix? A treble bleed circuit installed at the volume pot acting as a high-frequency bypass. The treble bleed circuit creates a shortcut for high notes so they can bypass the bottleneck created by the volume pot. Our hero, the treble bleed circuit, is a fixed circuit that will consistently deliver bright tone.
Give your guitar the tone it deserves. Choose one of our Adjustable Treble Bleed Circuits to keep your guitar’s high notes singing.
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Adjustable Treble Bleed Circuits
Adjustable Treble Bleed Circuits
