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  • Fat Strat wiring advice and schematic

    I'm about to change the stock pickups on my MIM Strat to:
    SSL-1 (neck), SSL-5 (middle), and Distortion humbucker (bridge). I'm not sure how I want to wire it. What would give me the best variety of tones? I thought about a coil split, then I read about parallel-wiring a humbucker with the coils out-of-phase. However, I haven't found a schematic for that.

    Does anybody have advice/thoughts on what would be best?

    I have a Traynor YCV 40 and I play blues and rock.

    Warmoth Thinline HH Tele w/ 59/Cust Hybrid & 59/Jazz Hybrid
    Warmoth Swamp Ash Chambered Tele w/ Crazy 8, Dream 90, & PG/Jazz Hybrid
    Yamaha FGX 720SC
    Rogue Classic Spider Resonator
    Traynor YCV 40,

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    Re: Fat Strat wiring advice and schematic

    I was hoping that someone would offer opinions or advice, but Seymour Duncan Tech Support sent my a diagram that looks good for the parallel wiring. I'll try it as soon as the rest of my parts come.

    Warmoth Thinline HH Tele w/ 59/Cust Hybrid & 59/Jazz Hybrid
    Warmoth Swamp Ash Chambered Tele w/ Crazy 8, Dream 90, & PG/Jazz Hybrid
    Yamaha FGX 720SC
    Rogue Classic Spider Resonator
    Traynor YCV 40,

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    • #3
      Re: Fat Strat wiring advice and schematic

      I would wire it up to a normal 5 way switch with the auto split in the bridge and mid position, This gives you standard tones with a strong humbucker tone in the bridge
      The mid position should be a reverse wound reverse polarity pickup for hum cancelling in position 2 and 4
      Here's a link to a diaram on the Duncan site
      Hand-crafted electric guitar pickups, acoustic guitar pickups, bass pickups and pedals. Helping musicians find their signature sound since 1976.

      Good Luck and welcome
      1997 Roadhouse Strat
      2005 Eric Clapton Strat
      2007 Martin 000-28EC
      2007 Parts-o-Caster

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