Bad Moon Guitars Posted March 16, 2004 Report Posted March 16, 2004 How do I wire a single conductor pickup in the neck and a four conductor pickup in the bridge position with a 3way switch? Seymour Duncans site doesnt show a schematic for this combination. Thanks in advance, Keith Quote
Bad Moon Guitars Posted March 16, 2004 Author Report Posted March 16, 2004 Oh..........the setup will also include one volume & one tone control. Quote
ansil Posted March 16, 2004 Report Posted March 16, 2004 How do I wire a single conductor pickup in the neck and a four conductor pickup in the bridge position with a 3way switch? Seymour Duncans site doesnt show a schematic for this combination. Thanks in advance, Keith how do you want it to function.. N N+B B no coil cutting.. what do ya want it to do.?? Quote
Sethmetal Posted March 16, 2004 Report Posted March 16, 2004 I would suggest 1-neck 2-neck and half bridge in parallel 3-bridge in series on one pole of the 3 way wire the neck hot to the neck position and the bridge hot to the bridge position(this pole is hot) Then on the other pole run the two connected wires of the humbucker to the middle lug (this creates the coil tap) This pole gets grounded. If the middle position is quiet or thin sounding, reverse the phase of the bridge by switching the hot and ground. Quote
Bad Moon Guitars Posted March 16, 2004 Author Report Posted March 16, 2004 I just want 1. Neck 2. Neck & Bridge 3. Bridge no splitting. I guess basically a Les Paul type setup. The only deal is my neck pickup is a Seymour Duncan '59 single conductor and my bridge is a SH12 four conductor. Quote
theQuestioneer Posted March 17, 2004 Report Posted March 17, 2004 ok, on the single conducter, the woven metal around the wire is the ground, the wire is the hot. on the 4-conducter, wire the red and white together, insulate the lead, and forget about them. wire the green and the bare together, that's the ground, and the black is the hot. now you have hot & ground of each pickup, use a wiring diagram based on that. Quote
Bad Moon Guitars Posted March 17, 2004 Author Report Posted March 17, 2004 cool. I didnt know if the number of conductors would make a difference. But when it comes down to it you end up with only a ground and a hot wire..........Hmmmmmm.... Thanks for the info. Keith Quote
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