But a couple of days ago decided on doing a dual cap mod on it, for experimenting. It was simpler and faster to do. Brian sent me some caps some months ago, so I thought it was time. Read a little about it and learned that HBs usually go with 0.022, and SCs with 0.047.
I was surprised to find 0.047 on my Agile.
So it fueled me to go with it. Why it had 47s? I don´t know, My best guess is that one of the previous owners wanted to experiment. But well, it doesn´t matter for the purpose of this thread.
My idea was to mount a switch on the back lid covering the pots area. But didn´t have much time and patience and proper tools to cut it properly and well done, so my mind started figuring alternate solutions. Searching in a scrap box I found a pc component that had a multiple pin female connector; one of those that is connected to the motherboard. I thought I could use that connector, leaving only four wires on it - two for ground and other two for the lug of each tone pot - and then inserting the caps on the connector, so I can actually easily replace them if I want/need to, without having to unsolder anything.
What I did was to unsolder the caps, and then solder each wire from the connector to ground and lug of both tone pots; four wires.
This is a momentary solution, I still want to install the switches so I can have the dual cap mod on my guitar, but I wanted to hear if there was a noticeable difference in sound with the 22s, since I´ve always found the sound to be a little in the dark/muddy area.
With the 22s on, I think it sounds just a little bit brighter, although I expected more. But what I did notice is that, when rolling down the tone pot, the sound just darkens a little bit. It was different with the 47s on; rolling the tone pot all the way down had a big effect on the sound, it would make it sound much more dark.
For me, I like it. But maybe what I need are different HBs, with a more articulated and brighter sound. I wouldn´t know how to describe what I need - hotter pickups? Different wound? Different magnets? -. But I have to live with what the guitar has. What I try to do is to EQ the sound on the multi effects unit to compensate for that.
So, here are some pics to show what I did; pics are worth a thousand words, they say. For the experimented modders and DIYers here this might be a child´s game, but this is a milestone for me; my first real experimenting. I have always wanted to experiment different things on guitars, I have a tweaker and DIY soul; I could do this thanks to what Brian sent me: switches and leads and shrinking sleeves, push/pull pots, tape, a helping hands unit, the hardware of his AL3200 - except for the pickups - that fell and broke the headstock, fretboard oil and some other things. Next will be the 50's wiring and series/parallel mod!
Ok, too much talk; pics:
but here in this live I would be playing thru a Marshall Origin 20 head into a 4x10" cab.
And yes, I know that we guitar players own guitars not because we need them, it´s because we just want them! 
