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satannica
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OK I swear blind I'm going nuts here.
I have various guitars which have EMGs all installed by moi. Now, the guitars where I've actually soldered the connections using the old style 25k pots and that all sound great. These include two ESP SV Standards, an MII and a Jackson Stealth.
Two of my guitars, an Ibanez RG and a Jackson KV2, have the solderless setup.
Now I would swear to a nun that the two guitars which have been wired using the solderless kit sound a lot different. As in, not a good way, almost weedy? I've gone through numerous times and, in the case of the KV2, I'm just running the EMG 81 straight to volume then to the output jack just to eliminate wiring screw ups.
Has anyone else noticed the same thing, or am I just being nuts? Oh, and batteries are new too (Duracell Ultra).
Short of grabbing a few 25k pots and rewiring the KV2 to prove it, I'm just wondering if there's some fundamental thing that I've missed?
I have various guitars which have EMGs all installed by moi. Now, the guitars where I've actually soldered the connections using the old style 25k pots and that all sound great. These include two ESP SV Standards, an MII and a Jackson Stealth.
Two of my guitars, an Ibanez RG and a Jackson KV2, have the solderless setup.
Now I would swear to a nun that the two guitars which have been wired using the solderless kit sound a lot different. As in, not a good way, almost weedy? I've gone through numerous times and, in the case of the KV2, I'm just running the EMG 81 straight to volume then to the output jack just to eliminate wiring screw ups.
Has anyone else noticed the same thing, or am I just being nuts? Oh, and batteries are new too (Duracell Ultra).
Short of grabbing a few 25k pots and rewiring the KV2 to prove it, I'm just wondering if there's some fundamental thing that I've missed?