The legendary Orange Drop Capacitor with 0.022 uf -22 nf is perfectly suited as a sound capacitor in all electric guitars due to its outstanding sound characteristics. The 716P series is the "High Performance" version of the 715P.
When buying two caps we always choose caps with approximately equal values.
A brief explanation of the capacities:
The lower the capacitance value of a capacitor, the more heights remain, in simple terms. That means a 47nF cap "eats" more heights than a 22. That means with a 47 the sound comes out of the guitar duller.
Since single coil pickups are known to produce more height than a humbucker, caps in the 47nF range are more suitable. On the other hand, humbuckers produce less height, which means the 22nF capacitor is the first choice. The 33nF condenser may be suitable for mixing variants. In modern guitars are mostly 22nF for humbuckers, and 47nF caps for singlecoil pickups in use. But in the 50's Strat's for example original 100nF ZNW1P1 "phonebook" caps were used, which sounds quite unusual for today. But if you are looking for the real 50's Stratsound, there is no way around a "Phonebook" capacitor.
The caps are perfect for improving the sound in all Fenders and other guitars, because the original tone capacitors are usually always saved!
In order to avoid misunderstandings, the indicated selling price applies per one piece.
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