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I need help; Dean Evo question
Topic Started: Dec 5 2008, 03:12 PM (162 Views)
jiovannos
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Hi
I am a new electric guitar player and i just bought an Dean Evo FT guitar. I have a question about one of my switches!
There are two kind of switches in my guitar , one for changing the magnets and one other that i can't figure out his excact use!It makes the sound more clear/noisy but not too much(like distortion).
Does anyone knows the name and the use o the effect?
Thank you in advance!

If u see the photo it is on the bottom between volume and tone!
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voodoorider
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Garry
That there matey will be a coil tap switch! So although the guitar has humbuckers, you can select to "split" them so they only use one of the coils thus creating a single coil tone.. obviously the humbuckers will be the louder clearer sounding and the single coil setting will be slightly more noise but more twangy.
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