Duncan Mod - Treble Bleed .001uf / 100V - 100K A Bradley Resistor - Qty. 4

What is the purpose of a treble Bleed ?
A treble-bleed circuit allows high frequencies to Bleed (or pass) through the volume control, even when the volume is turned down. “It's a common modification people have been doing for a while”.

What is a "Treble Bleed" ?
A treble bleed is a capacitor alone or coupled to a resistor, either in parallel, series, or both (parallel and series are more common on some Fenders).

How to install it ?
It should be soldered to the center and outer lug of the volume pot.

In the early days of Treble Bleed, many people just used a capacitor. What we now call the "Simle Mod", but using only the capacitor, many guitarists and technicians found that when they turned down the volume, they kept the highs but also removed a lot of the bass. By adding a resistor to the condenser, some guitarists and technicians were able to correct this lack of bass while keeping the highs. This is how Fender created the Tone Saver.

4 Popular Treble Bleed Mods: (SIMPLE no resistor) - (DUCAN resistor parallel) - (KINMAN resistor series) (Fender American serie resistor parallel and series) See Diagram.

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