Dual output wireing

[abt]

Greets,

I'm trying to figure out how to, or even if it's possible to create a dual output wiring that can also work in a more conventional way. What I want is to wire the neck and bridge pickups to individual outputs, like two lots of this:

https://guitarelectronics.com/1-humbucker-1-volume/

but still be able to use it in a more conventional way with a single cable like this:

http://guitarelectronics.com/2-humbuckers-3-way-lever-switch-2-volumes-1-tone/

 

So if I had two cables plugged in the 3-way switch would do nothing and the neck and bridge pups would go to individual outputs, but if I had one cable plugged in then the neck and bridge pups would go to one output depending on the 3-way switch position.

I can't get my brain around it. I'm happy to add another switch if needed.

THANKS!

 

 

 

[Prostheta]

Have you see the mono/stereo output of the Rick-O-Sound circuits? That sounds like it would be the perfect fit for your requirements.

[Prostheta]

[abt]

@Prostheta Thanks for this. I think this would work well for me. Something like this:

I'm not sure what they call that switching jack.

 

 

 

[curtisa]

The second jack that splits the two pickup signals when the second lead is plugged in needs to be a switching jack with an isolated SPDT element. Something like this:

https://www.musikding.de/63mm-Stereo-jack-isolated-with-2-SPDT-switches

They should be reasonably easy to get at most any bricks and mortar electronics component store.