Kayton Roberts' Tone Pot

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David Matzenik
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Kayton Roberts' Tone Pot

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Do you need a specific value tone pot to achieve Kayton's effects? They cannot be done with mine.
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Raybob Bowman
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Post by Raybob Bowman »

Use a bigger capacitor like a 0.1mF
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Post by David Matzenik »

Thanks for that, Raybob. I'll give it a try.
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Post by G Strout »

I am thinking that Chris Scruggs would know something about the about the specifics of Kaytons Steel Guitar. They spent a lot of time together.
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Post by Marshall Woodall »

Hey David, I've got no insight but I just wanted to say I chuckled out loud at your signature. Thanks-
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