Series & Parallel You can connect 2 coils in either series or parallel and it gives a very different sound – this counts for ANY pickup type whether A DiMarzio Super distortion humbucker, a P-Bass humbucker or Telecaster Singlecoils Traditionally, you buy a humbucker and its two coils will be connected in series – giving […]

Varitone Fever! How we developed our Varitone Stompbox   Gibson first introduced their varitone in the ES-345 in 1959-or-so, intended as a new innovation to help their guitars sit better in the mix by notching the mid frequencies. It went on to feature in several other guitars and basses by Gibson, perhaps most notably B.B.

Your Guitar’s circuit uses Potentiometers to shape your guitar’s sound but did you know a potentiometer also, by its nature, loses treble? You can drastically change the way your guitar sounds overall by tweaking this component’s value – even if the controls are turned up to 10! It’s the same rules for Volume or Tone

Your Guitar’s tone circuit uses a Potentiometer and a Capacitor to dull your guitar’s sound but did you know this is tuneable? You can drastically change the way your guitar sounds overall by tweaking these two interchangeable components. Whats more is the value of these parts also influences the sound of your guitar even if