alf cockle
Well-known member
I read on the forum years ago about fixing the treble loss when you roll down the volume on EBMM guitars.The obvious solution is to play at max volume...anybody out there done the fix?
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Spudmurphy
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Can't help on this - but if anybody wants to know more about what is being discussed go here
Treble Bleed Circuits Explained!
Treble Bleed Circuits Explained!
beej
Moderator
Yep, a treble bleed (cap & resistor) will bleed some of the highs to your output, so you'll keep more highs as you turn down the volume. Requires a bit of experimenting to get exactly the right values that work.
I find it doesn't bother me so much- I set my amp up to be bright, and when I turn down the volume it's just right. When you turn up, the extra treble helps you punch through.
I find it doesn't bother me so much- I set my amp up to be bright, and when I turn down the volume it's just right. When you turn up, the extra treble helps you punch through.
alf cockle
Well-known member
A very good article,Spud..it explains the treble bleed off well..now,has anybody actually done the procedure to an EBMM guitar?
