Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What components are included in the Emerson Custom 5-way Blender Prewired Kit? A: The kit includes 3 Emerson Custom CTS 250k pots, an Oak Grigsby 5-way switch, an Emerson Custom Paper in Oil Capacitor, a Treble Bleed mod, and a Switchcraft input jack.
- Q: Is the Emerson Custom 5-way Blender Kit compatible with other guitar models? A: While designed for Fender Stratocasters, the kit can be compatible with other guitars that have a similar wiring configuration.
- Q: How does the Treble Bleed mod work in this kit? A: The Treble Bleed mod allows you to maintain your guitar's high frequencies when lowering the volume, preventing your tone from becoming muddy.
- Q: Do I need to solder any components when installing this kit? A: No, the Emerson Custom 5-way Blender Kit comes prewired and soldered, allowing for easy drop-in installation with minimal work.
- Q: What is the significance of the Paper in Oil Capacitor? A: The Emerson Custom Paper in Oil Capacitor is known for its superior tonal qualities, providing a smoother and more dynamic sound compared to other capacitors.
- Q: Are the pots in this kit hand-metered? A: Yes, every Emerson Custom pot is hand-metered in-house and falls within a +/- 8% tolerance for consistent performance.
- Q: What should I know about the installation process? A: Installation is straightforward due to the prewired components; however, basic soldering skills and guitar wiring knowledge are beneficial for optimal results.
- Q: Can this kit improve my guitar's tone? A: Yes, the high-quality components and the Treble Bleed mod are designed to enhance your guitar's tone and improve overall control and feel.
- Q: What is the warranty or return policy for this product? A: Typically, Emerson Custom products come with a warranty; however, it's best to check the specific seller's policy for return and warranty details.
- Q: How do I maintain the components in the Emerson Custom 5-way Blender Kit? A: Regularly check the wiring and connections for any signs of wear or loosening. Keeping your guitar clean and properly stored will also help maintain the components' longevity.