I wonder if anyone has done this ...... a tech at EMG (and my electronic meter) confirmed that the trimpot on the PA-2 is a 500k linear pot. So i could unsolder the trimpot and add 2 leads that connect to a 500k push-pull to control the amount of gain without having to fk around with a screwdriver in the control cavity.
..... i guess i could have the same effect by using an afterburner instead of a pa-2, but (1) then i couldn't use a standard push-pull, and (2) i have a pa-2 and not an afterburner.
i was also thinking of using a dpdt that cuts off the battery and shorts the input to the output (true bypass) instead of the pa-2's switch, that way it won't waste battery power when i turn it off and keep the guitar plugged in. It will also make the guitar at least playable when the battery is dead and i don't have a spare one.
... any of you done something like this?
..... i guess i could have the same effect by using an afterburner instead of a pa-2, but (1) then i couldn't use a standard push-pull, and (2) i have a pa-2 and not an afterburner.
i was also thinking of using a dpdt that cuts off the battery and shorts the input to the output (true bypass) instead of the pa-2's switch, that way it won't waste battery power when i turn it off and keep the guitar plugged in. It will also make the guitar at least playable when the battery is dead and i don't have a spare one.
... any of you done something like this?
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