Benefits of Custom77® Gold Pots
• More precise run of the pots
• Less treble loss (equivalent to a treble bleed)
• More musical tone
• The run gives the impression of being halfway
between a loga run and a linear run
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Specs
• 250k ohms Pot
• Custop Audio Taper
• Split Shaft
• 8mm Mounting Hole Diameter
(Compatible with Asian and American
Holes)
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8 .00€
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Why Mallory® Mustard?
• The Mallory® Mustard don't have that "synthetic" bump
in the high mid that we can find in the Sprague® Orange Drops,
which makes them more musical?
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Specs
• .022mfd
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7 .00€
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Why Mallory® Mustard?
• This capacitor stays musical even when turned all the way up and doesn't give that "boxy" sound you hear elsewhere
• It was especially developed to have the most unaltered sound when it is not activated. Because even inactive, a capacitor can modify the sound of your microphone
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Specs
• .022mfd
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15 .00€
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• Push-Pull potentiometer for splitting pickups
• Can be installed on a Volume or a Tone
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Specs
• 500k ohms, A (Logarithmic)
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9 .00€
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What this jack changes:
• 4 contact points instead of 1
• 2 points for the tip and 2 for the ground
• Bigger contact surface
• Stronger signal output
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• 3 way selector switche for 2-pickup guitars.
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The best toggle switch on the market!
• Reliable, heavy-duty selector switches for 2-pickup guitars.
• For decades, Switchcraft® has been the standard in Gibson®
and other great American instruments.
• The switch terminals are supplied pre-tinned to facilitate soldering.
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39 .00€
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4x
9,75 €
To have a very big sound on the 4th position
• 4-way switch for Locket Love ™ (or Telecaster type guitars)
• Oak Grisby® brand (USA)
• Allows the two pickups to be wired in series in the 4th position
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39 .00€
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4x
9,75 €
Why Custom77® Gold Pots?
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In series mode, the ground wire of one pickup is connected to the hot wire of the other. They become a kind of “compound pickup,” sharing one ground and one hot output.
When pickups are wired in series, their impedance is summed, and the output is very high.
However, some treble frequencies are lost because the long pickup wire acts as a resistor, and any resistor in the signal path suppresses the signal. Additionally, resistors attenuate higher frequencies more than low ones, which explains the prominent lows and midrange of series-wired pickups.
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