The Watering Hole

I rarely play my Fender Aerodyne Telecaster because the bridge PU has too much high frequencies for my taste even though I swapped out the single coil for a mini humbucker.  Also the action was too high and the neck P90 was too low from the strings.

I recently added a strip of folded tin foil and placed it between the body and upper neck screws so I could lower the action without fret buzz.  I also added some spacers under the P90 to bring up the volume closer to the bridge PU.  I am enjoying it a whole lot more now but the bridge PU still irritates me.

Does anybody have any suggestions for soldering in a/some resistors, capacitors, flux compacitors, etc. to the wiring of the PU to drain some of the highs?

This should help

http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2008/Mar/Auditioning_Tone_Capacitors.aspx

Dale, that was an interesting read.  Thanks for the link.

Dirk is describing the use of capacitors in conjunction with the tone pot.  Can I add a capacitor inline with the bridge PU only since I don't want to change the tone of the neck PU?

I am sure there is a way, but it is beyond what I do ... or know how to do myself without hiring experts.

OK thanks, Doc.  I think I know of a place to ask this question.