Guitar Treble Bleed Circuit – Volume Pot Wiring Mod
This guitar treble bleed circuit is a simple and effective modification designed to help retain high-frequency clarity when rolling back your guitar’s volume control. On many electric guitars, reducing the volume can also cause a noticeable loss of treble, resulting in a darker or muddier tone.
A treble bleed circuit helps counteract this by allowing higher frequencies to pass through as the volume is reduced, helping to maintain a clearer and more consistent sound across the volume control’s range.
Each circuit features a pre-wired capacitor and resistor, making it a convenient option for guitar wiring upgrades, repairs and custom electronics projects. The circuit is designed to be soldered across the input and output terminals of a guitar’s volume potentiometer.
Available in three different configurations, allowing you to choose the circuit that best suits your guitar’s pickups, controls and preferred volume response.
Key Features
- Helps retain treble clarity when rolling back guitar volume
- Pre-wired capacitor and resistor circuit
- Designed for installation on guitar volume potentiometers
- Suitable for single coil and humbucker guitar wiring applications
- Available in three capacitor and resistor configurations
- Ideal for repairs, upgrades and custom wiring projects
Available Variations
- 102 Capacitor – 1nF (1000pF)
- 681 Capacitor – 680pF
- 471 Capacitor – 470pF
The different capacitor values allow for varying degrees of high-frequency bypass, helping you tailor the response of your guitar’s volume control to your preferred setup.
































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