.0047 cap on 12 strings...
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johnashfield
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.0047 cap on 12 strings...
How does this change the sound?
Is it worth putting one on the treble pup or a modern 360/12?
Is it worth putting one on the treble pup or a modern 360/12?
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shackleton
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Sounds like it is possible to do the modification like the 4003 bass tone switch. Just get the push/pull kit and then you have the option of having the cap in or out.
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For what it's worth, I have a bunch of the .0047 caps made by Cornell/Dubilier (little yellow ones) that RIC used predominantly in the 70's.
When used in my basses on the bridge pickup as they were intended, the affect is very subtle. It's actually hard for me to tell the difference in sound when I'm listening to the bridge pickup by itself. But there's a distinct difference in tone when both pickups are on. The push/pull pot is a great idea - for variance in tone, and for quick reference to be able to hear the difference in tone with it in or out. I've never tried it on the neck pickup. That sounds like something worth checking out especially if the pickup sounds bass heavy. If anyone wants one of my old .0047 caps, all I ask is two bucks for shipping, and 50 cents per cap.

When used in my basses on the bridge pickup as they were intended, the affect is very subtle. It's actually hard for me to tell the difference in sound when I'm listening to the bridge pickup by itself. But there's a distinct difference in tone when both pickups are on. The push/pull pot is a great idea - for variance in tone, and for quick reference to be able to hear the difference in tone with it in or out. I've never tried it on the neck pickup. That sounds like something worth checking out especially if the pickup sounds bass heavy. If anyone wants one of my old .0047 caps, all I ask is two bucks for shipping, and 50 cents per cap.

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