где-то в штатах для меня свершается небольшое чудо, а может быть и нет
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Anyway I know you will be pleased and will be playing blues in no time. I like to use 10' and 11's too. Much harder to play but the fingers get used to it and the tone is a lot better for blues. For tone and volume pots I always use 250k and use audio taper. Don't use linear because they are not as useful in range. Audio goes from 0-10 in small increments and liner tends to go from 0 and straight to 10 very fast. I like to use cts pots and a place called mojotone.com has some mojo brand ones that are made by cts. They're cheaper and sound very good like the cts ones. I also like to roll back the tone knob and like to get good tones from them. The plastic green square capacitors don't sound as good as the paper in oil ones. I bought some Russian ones that sound great. The higher the value the more the treble is cut when your tone is on 1. .047uf is more cut than .022uf. I prefer 0.33uf myself. The paper in oil capicator sound is very "throaty" much like the Clapton woman tone. The other type just sounds like the treble is being taken out of the mix. Experiment with the and find which works best for you. I will send a link for wiring schematics. One that is readable! Also I'll send some pictures soon. I work in a basement of my girlfriends house. It's an old school house built in 1890. It was used for school 'till 1930 or so and then was converted to live in. Nice old wood and tin ceilings. Hardwood floors. They done make them like this today that's for sure.... и добавил:вобщем, я решился на эксперемент.
Датчики ручной намотки, обзывайте хоть последним идиотом - я хочу попробовать
Of your bobbins
And pickup covers
On the winder ready to wind
I'll send more when they are soldered.
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