Mars-Tronic Treblemaker Signature Treble Bleed System

The Treblemaker is a variable treble bleed circuit that gives a vast array of flexibility.

Whether you want a resistor in series, parallel or both, the ‘Treblemaker’ can accommodate. 

This solves the problem of a treble bleed that’s too brash sounding, or dull sounding when the volume is turned down on your axe! Why compromise or make do? Try every circuit there is and fine tune the “Treblemaker” to your guitar.

We call the Treblemaker the ‘Signature Treble Bleed System’ for a reason. It’s more than just a variable treble bleed circuit. With a vast array of flexibility at your fingertips, you’ll soon find your signature sound suited to your gear and ear! Yet this is more simple than any other treble bleed in the world to try out and tweak. Plus you can always go back and adjust it if the need arises without any more soldering.

A selection of 6 mylar polyester capacitors, of varying values, are supplied, but any capacitor of your choice can be used! Easy to follow INSTRUCTIONS.

Whether you want a resistor in series, parallel or both, the ‘Treblemaker’ can accommodate. Each resistor can be switched on and off and is adjustable from around 10kOhms up to 500kOhms. So any circuit you want to try is possible!! Kinman, Duncan or a combination can be tried out.

This can even replicate the same circuit as the “Fender Tone Saver” with the advantage of being tweak-able to your pick-ups and cable length.

Crocodile clips are included so you can try the circuit, and adjust externally to the guitar, before soldering and mounting in the control cavity. You could even use this as a test rig to determine what components you want for your guitar treble bleed.

The Treblemaker reflects my solution to the frustration of not being able to easily try the different ways of doing treble bleeds/high pass filters.