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Harpozep · 01-11-2008, 12:39 AM

I think the Tonestyler would be the wrong thing to put in for anyone who likes to ride their tone control like a wah .

I'm like most players, either I ignore the tone knob or just pull the neck one back a bit and leave it. The Tonestyler will likely make me more active in that area. Plus, I'm sure the bypass will be a bit brighter and useful at times too.

A good description of its technical abilities is here:

Stellartone® Homepage | ToneStyler® | Sixteen 16 Position Tone Selector | Guitar Tone Control

It does not roll off the mids and the highs in the same manner as a traditional pot. It preserves the mids making them feel boosted a bit. Could be a fun sonic adventure

01-11-2008, 12:39 AM	#3 (permalink)
Harpozep V.I.P. Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Near the Casinos...... Posts: 5,154 Thanks: 48 Thanked 28 Times in 11 Posts	Re: Gonna do a harness for new WBs 6707's on my R9 adding a Tonestyler pot I think the Tonestyler would be the wrong thing to put in for anyone who likes to ride their tone control like a wah . I'm like most players, either I ignore the tone knob or just pull the neck one back a bit and leave it. The Tonestyler will likely make me more active in that area. Plus, I'm sure the bypass will be a bit brighter and useful at times too. A good description of its technical abilities is here: Stellartone® Homepage \| ToneStyler® \| Sixteen 16 Position Tone Selector \| Guitar Tone Control It does not roll off the mids and the highs in the same manner as a traditional pot. It preserves the mids making them feel boosted a bit. Could be a fun sonic adventure __________________ Behave all, Harpozep I'b' Use'bd' WB'bd' Pick'ups'b'"Lyrics: Time wasted between solos"