In my electric guitar, I want to install a slide switch in a good spot, on the back cavity cover. The switch would have the 9V battery neg lead (for the pre-amp) going through it. I want to switch it off when the guitar is in-between sets, but still plugged in. As wired now, the battery neg lead gets switched on when a cable is plugged in. I will rewire all that.
I assume that it will create a pop or click that would be going into the amp. So would a capacitor, or some simple component "ramp" the power off & on when the switch is opened or closed? Would that concept even get the desired results?
I assume that it will create a pop or click that would be going into the amp. So would a capacitor, or some simple component "ramp" the power off & on when the switch is opened or closed? Would that concept even get the desired results?