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  posted on 2/6/2008 at 15:15 
Hey guys, I have a Gibson classic 57' in the neck of my American Strat. I want the warmest, clean, jazzy sound I can get. What pots do you suggest I use. Also, should I replace the volume and tone pots? Thanks.
 

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  posted on 2/6/2008 at 17:51,  Reply 1 
I would use 500K with Humbuckers

 

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  posted on 8/29/2008 at 13:17,  Reply 2 
If there is nothing wrong with the pots, then you shouldnt have to replace them. Just make sure you use 500k pots for humbuckers and 250k for singles. As far as tone goes, the type of capacitor helps alot. Try finding some different vintage capacitors or maybe an "orange drop". Experiment with different ones until you find the sound you want. Use .047 for humbuckers and .022 for singles.
 
 


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