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I’ve been testing a different way to split humbuckers, using capacitors instead of just grounding or using a resistor.

It's really interesting and customisable!

It’s more like you’re shaping which frequencies from that coil get added back into the sound.

🎛️ I also wired it to an 8-way rotary switch
So you can flip between completely different split voicings on the fly.

As always, thanks so much for your ongoing support. I really appreciate it!

I’ve just finished building something new on the site, the Digital Workbench: Builder’s Toolkit.

It’s a growing collection of tools I have developed & use in the workshop, now available for you to use for FREE. There are a couple live already, with more on the way soon.

If you’re into dialing in tone, building, or just understanding what’s actually going on under the hood, this is for you.

Let me know what you think, it currently works great on Chrome, I'm open to any suggestions and I'm always updating them, cheers!

After all the comments on the last video asking how far the little Dumbleton could be pushed, I went back to the bench and started experimenting.

It turns out this tiny LM386 amp can actually do quite a lot with just a few simple mods.

In the new video <<Watch here>> I try 5 upgrades that really change how the circuit behaves, from adding a proper gain control and bright switch, to turning the whole thing into a ridiculously hot preamp you can run into a real amp.

If you’re building a Dumbleton yourself, this should give you a few fun directions to experiment with.

Members can grab the schematics and extra notes here:
<<MEMBERS LINK>>

Have a great week!