Maybe this is overly complicated but it is my desire to wire my twin humbucker superstrat a certain way, using a 5-way superswitch and hoping to eliminate push-pulls or toggles.
Currently running a three way blade and two toggles to split them, but I never use the split coils individually and would prefer faster switching between other options, using just the blade switch, not throwing two switches and inevitably looking at my axe before and after.
Both humbuckers are four-conducter.
I use:
Neck full
Neck full and bridge full
Neck full and bridge split
Neck split and bridge split
Bridge full
Plus a single volume and tone
I can't locate a schematic like this and am not good enough with schematics to combine a schematic of a split into a 5way. I was told by a parts vendor that a super switch should be able to do this with a little planning.
I use an older Schaller Jazz at the neck and an SD SH-6 at the bridge so with the difference in output these three combinations of them give three good sounds.
I don't like to run the split bridge alone because I find it too noisy and shrill for my use, and I don't like to run the neck alone as it is too weak sounding,but I do split both at times for a single-coily, almost tele-middle, tone while still avoiding hum.
Any insight how I use one of the switch's banks to split the coils like this in positions 2, 3 and 4?
-Bob
(If this proves impossible, I'd settle for a 3 way blade that simply splits the bridge in the middle, but I don't see 3 way superswitches anywhere)
Currently running a three way blade and two toggles to split them, but I never use the split coils individually and would prefer faster switching between other options, using just the blade switch, not throwing two switches and inevitably looking at my axe before and after.
Both humbuckers are four-conducter.
I use:
Neck full
Neck full and bridge full
Neck full and bridge split
Neck split and bridge split
Bridge full
Plus a single volume and tone
I can't locate a schematic like this and am not good enough with schematics to combine a schematic of a split into a 5way. I was told by a parts vendor that a super switch should be able to do this with a little planning.
I use an older Schaller Jazz at the neck and an SD SH-6 at the bridge so with the difference in output these three combinations of them give three good sounds.
I don't like to run the split bridge alone because I find it too noisy and shrill for my use, and I don't like to run the neck alone as it is too weak sounding,but I do split both at times for a single-coily, almost tele-middle, tone while still avoiding hum.
Any insight how I use one of the switch's banks to split the coils like this in positions 2, 3 and 4?
-Bob
(If this proves impossible, I'd settle for a 3 way blade that simply splits the bridge in the middle, but I don't see 3 way superswitches anywhere)
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