guitarsammy
Tele-Meister
On my American Original Jazzmaster, I recently swapped the 1 meg volume and tone pots in the main lead circuits for 250k pots. With both dials set to 10, it's now much more usable to me.
This kind of renders the rhythm circuit obsolete as it now sounds very close to the neck pickup on the lead circuit.
What I'd like to do is to make the rhythm circuit behave more like the old lead circuit, for the rare occasion I want to get really, really trebly.
I think this would be achieved by:
a) Replacing the tone pot in the rhythm circuit with a 1 meg pot
b) Replacing the capacitor in the rhythm circuit with .03mfd
c) Rewiring the guitar so that both pickups can be selected with the bottom toggle switch when the rhythm switch is engaged
Can anyone see any flaws in this plan, and does anyone have a wiring diagram that would achieve this?
This kind of renders the rhythm circuit obsolete as it now sounds very close to the neck pickup on the lead circuit.
What I'd like to do is to make the rhythm circuit behave more like the old lead circuit, for the rare occasion I want to get really, really trebly.
I think this would be achieved by:
a) Replacing the tone pot in the rhythm circuit with a 1 meg pot
b) Replacing the capacitor in the rhythm circuit with .03mfd
c) Rewiring the guitar so that both pickups can be selected with the bottom toggle switch when the rhythm switch is engaged
Can anyone see any flaws in this plan, and does anyone have a wiring diagram that would achieve this?