Is there a simple way to completely take the tone control out of the circuit?
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Is there a simple way to completely take the tone control out of the circuit?
Silhouette Special 1/06/10
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Cut one lead on the capacitor.
8/17/04 EBMM Axis SS MM90 trans blue (spaceball 3000)
7/29/04 EBMM Sub1 X11376 oil/wax neck, gloss black body, faux binding, HSS w/5 way and silent circuit
07 Albert Lee SSS Black Cherry Burst
buncha non-ebmm guitars
keep in mind that you are talking about four pieces of wood two pots one switch a trem along with springs two pickups and some wire.....BP
Yep. Another handy trick is to put a push/pull in there ... you can connect/disconnect it as you like.
Morse #23, '91 Morse, Y2D, 25th, HH AL, '94 Pinkburst AL, '00 White AL, Axis Sport MM90, Bongo5 HHp
All you need to do is get a No-Load Tone Control to replace the stock one. That way when you turn it to "10" its taken out of the circuit completely. But 0-9 functions totally as a normal tone knob would. I use them on all my guitars along with a .22 tone cap. Very easy to install!
A No Load Tone Pot can be found here........
Fender® Tone / Volume No-Load 250k Split Shaft Potentiometer - 099-0832-000
Current EB Guitar..........
EBMM Silhouette
Maple Board
Dimarzio AT-1 (Bridge)
Dimarzio Area 67 (Middle)
Dimarzio Liquifire (Neck)
Tremol-No Set to Locked
Raw Vintage Tremolo Springs
Upgraded Pearl Tuner Buttons
Graphtech Saddles
No Load Tone Control 500K Volume
Thanks guys.....I appreciate it!
Silhouette Special 1/06/10
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