Not to be pedantic, but I think Marshall just licensed the brand identity to be used by a third-party on non-core products (which is something you see across industry) rather than de-focus their team working on product.
I tested it with a screwdriver and indeed the coil tap when UP does produce a thinner sound and you can hear the noise when tapping it through the amp.
For the second tone:
Can I use a second capacitor rather than unsolder the very old one on the tone pot and adapt it?
Thanks for your commentary. The push/pull pot on the tone is wired exactly as it came from the factory back in the early 80s. I completely acknowledge that it's a very odd setup but it does appear to cut the output of the humbuckers in its current setup.
I will check out your suggestions for...
JH, thanks for your reply- smashing stuff.
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Good Morning and thanks again for your help.
I have made some additional modifications to the diagram.
This diagram now contains reference to the push/pull coil tap which is on the second tone, has wired the tones correctly and has updated the wiring colours to reflect reality - rather than...
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