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  • wcr pickups with Seymour Duncan triple shot pickup ring ?

    Anyone know if the wire colors are the same, or which ones do I have to swap to install in a seymour duncan triple shot pickup ring.

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    Re: wcr pickups with Seymour Duncan triple shot pickup ring ?

    To be clear, I don't know those pickups.
    Just googling, I found the following explanation, that seems to come as instructions with such a pickups:

    "
    Black (start) and Red (finish) are the Screw Bobbin
    Green (start) and White (finish) are the Slug Bobbin
    For normal humbucking operation, Red and White are connected to each other (splitter connection).
    Black is hot, Green and Twisted Ground are both Ground.
    "
    And this is the usual in SD:

    Red = screw (outer) coil finish (south)
    Green = screw (outer) coil start (south)
    Black = slug (inner) coil start (north)
    White = slug (inner) coil finish (north)

    So, if that googled information is correct, translation is:

    SD --> WCR
    Red --> Red
    Green --> Black
    Black --> Green
    White --> White

    so, solder:

    Black to G
    Green to B
    White to W
    Red to R

    But, you better write or call to WCR people to clarify their own color schema
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      Re: wcr pickups with Seymour Duncan triple shot pickup ring ?

      That was it, thanks for the help.



      Just googling, I found the following explanation, that seems to come as instructions with such a pickups:

      "
      Black (start) and Red (finish) are the Screw Bobbin
      Green (start) and White (finish) are the Slug Bobbin
      For normal humbucking operation, Red and White are connected to each other (splitter connection).
      Black is hot, Green and Twisted Ground are both Ground.
      "
      And this is the usual in SD:

      Red = screw (outer) coil finish (south)
      Green = screw (outer) coil start (south)
      Black = slug (inner) coil start (north)
      White = slug (inner) coil finish (north)

      So, if that googled information is correct, translation is:

      SD --> WCR
      Red --> Red
      Green --> Black
      Black --> Green
      White --> White

      so, solder:

      Black to G
      Green to B
      White to W
      Red to R

      But, you better write or call to WCR people to clarify their own color schema[/QUOTE]

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