just curious. Mine is cutting out, so I need to order a new one. It make take a few weeks though, is it possible to run it without a pot?!?
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Can you run EMG's without a volume pot?!?
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Originally posted by wilkinsi View PostYou can. Newc's white CS Angel has no pots at all.
Actually, aside from the internal preamps, EMGs are just like any other pickup - they simply require the 25K pots for ideal volume/tone control for the preamp, not the pickup itself.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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I just dropped EMG's into my SG - I wired up two volumes and no tones just to get started, but I was thinking about just wiring in an "on/off" switch and getting rid of all the pots (the control cavity of the SG is pretty tight - I'm not sure if I can fit four pots and two 9V batteries in there...
Anywho... not really a contribution to the original thread...
Oh how about -
Let me know how it sounds w/o the volume pot - does it seem brighter? Typically, that's what happens with a passive pickup.-------------------------
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Yes you can
Originally posted by Hellbat View PostYeah just wire it directly to the output jack. Ground to barrel and hot to tip.
Originally posted by Grandturk View Postbut I was thinking about just wiring in an "on/off" switch and getting rid of all the pots
I wired it right to the mini toggle switch, works awesome
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Slightly off topic...
MOSH...With the PUP slanted with the low string side towards the bridge:
I always thought this made more sense, getting more attack out of the lower string (Being closer to the bridge) while having a smoother, almost neck pup sound out of the higher strings...
Is that pretty much what you get?
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Originally posted by sevser View PostSlightly off topic...
MOSH...With the PUP slanted with the low string side towards the bridge:
I always thought this made more sense, getting more attack out of the lower string (Being closer to the bridge) while having a smoother, almost neck pup sound out of the higher strings...
Is that pretty much what you get?
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