TBTS - Treble Bleed and Tone selector

Those who play the electric guitar know this. There is little scientific about it, but rivers of ink have been written and endless discussions have been made. Is a 22 nF or 47 nF “bumble bee” better, or is a Mallory Mystard capacitor better, or an oil capacitor....?

The same goes for the treble bleed, which is a modification to keep the volume uniform from 1 to 10. But even here the combinations can be varied (note that in position 1 the treble bleed is excluded, should you not like it...).  

Soldering and desoldering and testing is time-consuming and nerve-racking. 

With this small circuit board, you can quickly test several combinations before choosing the final one. 

Or you can use it without the screw terminals and solder directly to the volume, ground, pickup and potentiometer board and change the settings from time to time.

It is possible to use Jst connectors or solder wires to PCB.

Pay attention : terminal blocks have 2,54 mm pitch

VH = Volume Hot

SBN = Bridge /Neck from switch (used only to connect two pcbs in 2V2T connections)

JH = JACK HOT ( Please note: the jack hot is supposed to be soldered to the volume hot lug, if not it goes with VH)

PU = PICK UP HOT (If needed)

VV = Volume

TV = Tone to volume

SV = Switch to volume

GO/G2= ground out (To bridge or to another pcb in 2V2T connections)

JG= jack ground

VG = Volume ground

BG/NG = Bridge/ neck ground

SG = Switch ground

TG = Tone ground

Suggested Treble bleed:

1= no tb cap

2= 330 pf cap

3=2000 pf cap

4= 1000 pf cap

5 = 100k res

6 130k res +1200 pf

Suggested Tone:

1= 473

2 = 333

3= 222

4= orange drop

5= oil cap

or whatever else

Dim: 2,5 cm x 5,9 cm x 1 cm

It is possible to cut It in two pieces along the line in the middle