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A treble bleed is a circuit designed to provide more consistent tonal output as you lower the volume knob. Without a treble bleed, the tone will lose more high frequencies relative to low frequencies as you roll the volume knob towards 0, causing the tone to become "dull". Sometimes this effect is desirable, but usually it is not. A treble bleed is relatively simple to install, and the parts cost about $1. All you do is wire a very small value capacitor between the input and output lugs (the other is wired to groundgrounded) on lugs of the volume pot. Be sure to use Adding a very small value capacitorresistor wired in series or parallel can help make it work a bit better, like 200 pfwith different preferences for single-coil vs. humbuckers. That's pico, as in 1,000x less than micro, or See [http://www.guitar-modratcliffe.co.comza/rg_diag_treble_bleedarticles/volumepot2.html shtml this Rothstein Guitars write-uparticle] for more info.