Hi, is it compatible with Geezers, with a bit of soldering? Can i expect to have a wider range, especially more open bright?
Thanks
Thanks
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Stellartone---Best passive mod ever!
- Thread starter JimmyM
- Start date
- Apr 18, 2008
- 16,027
- 1
- 31,767
- Disclosures
- I'm highly opinionated and extremely self-assured
The StellarTone (or any passive circuit) can't add any brightness that isn't already generated by the pickup.
The only thing it offers in brightness would be full bypass of any other pots usually: straight to jack. So it can "add" in the respect that if you don't currently have a straight to jack option, it adds that to your circuit.
I love the Bass 11 on my Matt Freeman sig with DiMarzio Model P. This is a hot pickup so the Tonestyler is in its element. I have Gibson numbered knobs (1-10) with pointer washers which line up perfectly.
Don't have the Stellartone (any longer anyway), but instead a David Certain at Certain Bass Varitone version (similar concept, but with less positions I believe).
In my Jazz, with the Varitone, I also have a tone pot for minor adjustments. If I find that I need a bit more tone in order to cut through, I just go up one setting or two on the Varitone.
Should work this way with the Stellartone too.
John
In my Jazz, with the Varitone, I also have a tone pot for minor adjustments. If I find that I need a bit more tone in order to cut through, I just go up one setting or two on the Varitone.
Should work this way with the Stellartone too.
John
