I recently restored my 1990 USA Fusion to stock Jackson PUPS. I got the PUPS from a Charvel Model 6, so I used the Model 6 mid-boost circuit in place of the wah/wah circuit normally found on a Fusion. When I ramp the volume knob down to clean up my sound, I lose a lot of highs. I once owned a Model 6 and recently had the opportunity to play two others and none of them suffered from this problem. As a matter of fact, when my amp was set up for heavy distortion, the Model 6 would clean up and get BRIGHTER when I turned the volume down. This was one of my favorite features of that guitar.
The only change I made from a stock Model 6 circuit is that I specified that I wanted a push/pull tone pot so that I could get an extra PUP combination (Bridge + Neck) not normally found on a guitars with a 5 way PUP selector. The only push/pull pots the guy had were 500K; whereas, the Model 6 circuit normally uses a 250K pot. Would this pot on the TONE pot change cause treble roll-off when ramping down the VOLUME pot? I did not think that the tone and volume pots interacted in this way. Is there some other compontent that might me missing like a resistor or something?
Thanks,
Ricey
The only change I made from a stock Model 6 circuit is that I specified that I wanted a push/pull tone pot so that I could get an extra PUP combination (Bridge + Neck) not normally found on a guitars with a 5 way PUP selector. The only push/pull pots the guy had were 500K; whereas, the Model 6 circuit normally uses a 250K pot. Would this pot on the TONE pot change cause treble roll-off when ramping down the VOLUME pot? I did not think that the tone and volume pots interacted in this way. Is there some other compontent that might me missing like a resistor or something?
Thanks,
Ricey
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