This time, my 12-position guitar varitone project is a little bit more complicated. It's still a quite simple circuit, but with a few new configurations. I added a stand-by position – as „0” - and I tuned the filters more for nice „woman tones”. I prefer this version for rock crunch and overdrive/distortion tones. The previous varitone works great for me on clean and bluesy crunch guitar sounds.
Showing posts with label varitone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label varitone. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
How to Install a Varitone (Wiring Options)
A varitone switch can be installed as a part of a guitar wiring in two ways: before the volume control, or after it. It really has a matter for your guitar tone. This article will help you choose the right way.
Before we start analyze the first way of wiring, let's look at my > varitone project <. As you can see, it has two connections with the rest of a guitar wiring: the hot conductor (from hot path) , and the guitar wiring ground contuctor (to ground).
Before we start analyze the first way of wiring, let's look at my > varitone project <. As you can see, it has two connections with the rest of a guitar wiring: the hot conductor (from hot path) , and the guitar wiring ground contuctor (to ground).
Varitone wiring 1 – before the pot
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diy tips,
guitar wiring,
tone switch,
universal,
varitone
Monday, March 14, 2011
Varitone Project - 12 Positions
The varitone is a multi-position guitar tone switch. It's a great thing for DIY guitar electronics enthusiasts, because every position of this tone controller can be designed almost independently. It means, that it allows you to crate many different guitar tones.
In this post, I would like to show you my own project of the varitone. It's got 11 low-pass filters.
Labels
guitar wiring,
tone switch,
varitone
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