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Treble Bleed mod on vintage Ernie Ball pedals?
- Thread starter bsacco
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The Kirbster
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I'd like to know too. Hard to believe this person's post has sat here unanswered for a MONTH!?!
YOO HOO...ADMINISTRATORS????
YOO HOO...ADMINISTRATORS????
beej
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I'm guessing you don't see any replies because most folks here haven't done such a thing.
If I were going to do it, I'd probably start by looking at what people do for treble bleeds on their guitars (assuming this is a passive VP, which wasn't mentioned). There are a bunch of different values people use, depending on their pickups, what they're going for, etc. It shouldn't be too difficult to experiment and find what works for you.
If I were going to do it, I'd probably start by looking at what people do for treble bleeds on their guitars (assuming this is a passive VP, which wasn't mentioned). There are a bunch of different values people use, depending on their pickups, what they're going for, etc. It shouldn't be too difficult to experiment and find what works for you.
