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Yep indeed with the split coils switch on, I get hum canceling only when the blend set at 50-50. And I knew this would be the case. But the same happens with the full humbuckers on, which is totally puzzling. My humbuckers came in a kit sold together, called the "Hot Rodded Humbucker Set" by Seymour Duncan. A really good choice to my hear, consisting of a Jazz at the neck and a JB at the bridge. Like any other humbucker, they have two rows of magnets, but one is height-adjustable with an allen key. With the Seymour Duncan logos in the right position, the neck pickup is mirrored compared to the bridge pickup, or upside down if you'd like. I was wondering if the wires should also be inverted to reflect this particular setup. The instructions that came with the kit do not mention anything about that, neither does Seymour Duncan's Web site, so I assumed they should be wired the same way. Well thanks for your input!

Hello all I have two Seymour Dunkan humbuckers with a pan pot instead of a switch. Both pickups do produce significant hum when they're used alone (pan pot set at 0% or 100%) but are totally quiet when mixed together 50%-50%. So, I need some advice on what may be wrong with my wiring. thanks!

Any idea on the why my humbuckers are noisy?

Hello all I recently assembled a Warmoth guitar - my first one - and designed custom electronics based on what I thought would be cool and versatile. Basically, I have two humbuckers with a pan pot instead of a switch. My wiring diagram, which I put together from various sources found in the Web, seems to have something wrong: both pickups hum when they're used alone (pan pot set at 0% or 100%) and the hum is cancelled when they are mixed 50%-50%. While this would be normal with single coils, it is not with humbuckers. I need some advice on what may be wrong. My diagram can be found here: http://www.mosaic-art.ca/diagram.jpg If you want to have a peek at the axe itself (I'm somewhat proud of it), please do so by visiting http://www.mosaic-art.ca/P6240231.JPG thanks!