Once installed, the Liberator allows for easy, solder-free pickup swaps.
The Seymour Duncan Liberator Solderless Potentiometer 250k is a solderless pickup change system.
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The Seymour Duncan Liberator Solderless Potentiometer 250k is a solderless pickup change system.
One year replacement warranty on all pickups.
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ok, i fond out i got a dud and one of the pup connectors was bad so i take back my 4 star review and give it a 5, hands down. no question, it is truly liberating (yeah, i went there)
first off, lemme say that i have yet to get more than one pickup going at one time through this pot. let me hen also say that there is a noticeable different connecting pups through it. i use lace sensors, and ran through another 250k pot and got good results, but i ran same through this 250 pot and got better results (more output, clearer tone). the only thing is that it has only 2 ground outlets, which means the pickup grounds go where? yeah... one for the g wire to the bridge and one for the 1/4 inch input. so i tried grounding by putting 2 pup grounds into one pup insert, then looping (literally) them into one pup input (so say you have 4 gnd wires, put two into one pup insert so you have only 2 gnds. then put those 2 into another pup insert so you only have 1 gnd), then grounding that input. didnt work. no signal. so 5 star quality, but 3 star confusing = 4 star (mabey its just me)

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