ToneShaper Variable Treble Bleed, 2-Pack

• Keeps your tone consistent as you roll off your volume control!
• Our variable treble bleed is a simple device that attaches to your volume control to mitigate treble rolloff, that happens when you turn your volume control down.
• Our unit is variable, it is adjusted via a tiny pot (we give you a small screwdriver) so you can dial it in for your application.
• Long leads allow you to leave it outside the control cavity while you do final adjustment, then tuck it back inside the cavity when you've got it right where you want it!
• Every player's situation is different (pickup output & type, amount of capacitance in your guitar cable, your ears, etc). These change from one player to another, so you can optimize our unit for your application!

Our variable treble bleed is a simple device that attaches to your volume control to mitigate treble rolloff, that happens when you turn your volume control down. Our unit is variable, it is adjusted via a tiny pot (we give you a small screwdriver) so you can dial it in for your application. You may have noticed that when you turn down the volume control on some guitars (all vintage Strats or Teles, for example), the tone changes too. The treble frequencies are attenuated, and the tone becomes somewhat dull. This is something that many people have never noticed - while it drives other people crazy - but if you check it out then you’ll find that the tonal change really is there, even though you may never have noticed. And like many things, once you hear it, it's hard to un-hear it. The treble bleed addresses this handily! Our tiny unit (1/4" x 5/8", or about 6mm x 16mm) comes with long leads that allow you to attach it to the volume pot, then leave it dangling outside the control cavity. This way you can adjust it while you test the guitar, and when you have it right where you want it you just tuck it inside the control cavity. Adjustability is a cool thing is because every situation is different. The output of the pickups, the amount of capacitance in your guitar cable, your ears, all of this changes from one player to another, so the ability to optimize the unit for your application, that's a cool thing for sure!