Where Does Your Tone Get Lost
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Originally posted by UCUMBIYslSt3wQgJwWrDP5dQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eupneswrcIs
Assuming all electronic variables are the same (same pickups, pot values etc) what makes a hollow body electric sound different than a solid body electric? I'm not trying to dispute anything about the way you've explained how pickups work, I agree with all of that but I don't understand why they sound different when there's no difference in the circuit.
I still got lost! Amps? Voltage?
What kind of car do you drive? It looks real nice.
I don’t know what I learned from this video accept that this guy likes to drive and talk in circles
Not even taking your car time for yourself, you’re on the grind creating content man! I see your hustle, much respect. Love the content
Always appreciate a well explained review of the fundamentals. I'm usually digging through your video archives to get these answers, so it's nice to have them pop up on recent streams.
great info brother!
so even if the tone knob is on "10" some information/frequencies are STILL held back…correct?
ive heard it both ways but id like your take on it….thanks!