Hey...where'd my treble go??!! Is the tone on your guitar or bass getting muddy or dark as you roll off the volume? This is an unfortunate side effect of the electrical resistance of potentiometers and pickups. As you roll off the volume, a "low pass filter" is created. The result is that your tone will get inconsistently darker as you lower volume. A Treble Bleed circuit (or, "high pass filter") will help retain highs as you roll off the volume of your guitar or bass. These treble bleed circuits are handmade with NOS genuine Type 93 Polyester "Greenies" from 1966! Vintage mojo is real, y'all.
Simple to install - just solder to the lugs of your volume pot(s) as shown in the image. Instructions are also included in the package. This mod takes only a couple of minutes and requires only basic knucklehead soldering skills. The circuit itself is completely assembled/soldered, as shown in the photos. You need only solder the two main leads to your volume pot. Capacitor: Type 93 Polyester 0.001µF (1000pF; 1nF) Date Code: Oct 5, 1966!! Resistor: Carbon 150k Ohm 1/4 Watt
This is a SERIES or "Kinman" type treble bleed circuit. I also have PARALLEL or "Seymour Duncan" type treble bleeds circuits. Check my other listings if you're looking for a Duncan style.
This listing is for ONE assembled treble bleed mod circuit.
Shipped via USPS First Class in protective packaging. I will always combine shipping on multiple orders.
