Guitar Tone Capacitors: 0.01uF (microfarads)

the topic of tone can be very subjective when it really comes down to is your own ears to determine what sounds best capacitors have been used in circuits to tweak that tone traditionally they're usually around point o2o4 humbuckers or 0.050 microfarads for single coils but it may not always be the case for your own guitar if you don't mind experimenting a little bit here's an idea to help you determine what sounds best I made this little tester out of an on on mini toggle switch and two different value capacitors these lead wires run between my volume and tone pot in place of the old capacitor and this allows me to toggle back and forth between these two to help me determine which sounds best in the specific guitar I have the lead wires connected where the capacitor used to be the other end of the lead wires attached to the common lugs on the switch the red wire is running from the vol