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Push Pull Pot Treble Bleed. That’s all it takes to ensure your treble “bleeds” through, no matter where you have your volume control. thankfully, this is easily fixed by installing a treble bypass capacitor (known as the treble bleed mod) into the circuit. I've wired it up like the 2 humbucker 1 vol, 1 tone. As the name suggests, a treble bypass. a standard rg will already have a treble bleed cap installed on the treble knob, in this case it's the 330pf. the volume kit, or treble bleed kit, is a useful mod for a variety of reasons. can someone help me work out where to wire my treble bleed cap on my push/pull vol pot? 4/5    (1,035) at its core, a treble bleed mod is the simple (and completely reversible) addition of a capacitor, on its own or paired with a resistor, to your guitar’s volume pot. But what if you want to turn it on or off with a push pull pot? The benefit of this method is that all connections are made on the new volume pot, so you will have no extra wires running through the circuit. this is about how to improve the consistency of such volume controls, using treble bleed circuits, and how to build a better treble bleed.

can someone help me work out where to wire my treble bleed cap on my push/pull vol pot? thankfully, this is easily fixed by installing a treble bypass capacitor (known as the treble bleed mod) into the circuit. the volume kit, or treble bleed kit, is a useful mod for a variety of reasons. The benefit of this method is that all connections are made on the new volume pot, so you will have no extra wires running through the circuit. at its core, a treble bleed mod is the simple (and completely reversible) addition of a capacitor, on its own or paired with a resistor, to your guitar’s volume pot. But what if you want to turn it on or off with a push pull pot? I've wired it up like the 2 humbucker 1 vol, 1 tone. a standard rg will already have a treble bleed cap installed on the treble knob, in this case it's the 330pf. this is about how to improve the consistency of such volume controls, using treble bleed circuits, and how to build a better treble bleed. As the name suggests, a treble bypass.

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Push Pull Pot Treble Bleed thankfully, this is easily fixed by installing a treble bypass capacitor (known as the treble bleed mod) into the circuit. this is about how to improve the consistency of such volume controls, using treble bleed circuits, and how to build a better treble bleed. a standard rg will already have a treble bleed cap installed on the treble knob, in this case it's the 330pf. That’s all it takes to ensure your treble “bleeds” through, no matter where you have your volume control. the volume kit, or treble bleed kit, is a useful mod for a variety of reasons. thankfully, this is easily fixed by installing a treble bypass capacitor (known as the treble bleed mod) into the circuit. As the name suggests, a treble bypass. can someone help me work out where to wire my treble bleed cap on my push/pull vol pot? at its core, a treble bleed mod is the simple (and completely reversible) addition of a capacitor, on its own or paired with a resistor, to your guitar’s volume pot. The benefit of this method is that all connections are made on the new volume pot, so you will have no extra wires running through the circuit. But what if you want to turn it on or off with a push pull pot? 4/5    (1,035) I've wired it up like the 2 humbucker 1 vol, 1 tone.