My local music store was clearing out some old stock so I thought it was time to try something different in my Mexican Strat.
I ended up with a Dimarzio Virtual Vintage Heavy Blues (DP403) and a Seymour Duncan Classic Strat Plus. I also have a Hot Rails kicking around that I haven't used in quite a while. It's probably not an ideal combo, but I'm going to go the cheapest route for now!
I'm thinking of putting the Heavy Blues in the neck, the CS+ in the middle and the Hot Rails in the bridge and see how that works out.
I'm trying to decide if I should bother wiring it with coil splitting in positions 2 and 4. I assume that there will be hum issues if I split them?
I've been reading up on pickup phase and polarity over the last few days but I'm not sure I've got it down yet. Would the middle pickup have to be reverse wind, reverse polarity in my scenario to cancel any hum?
The Hot Rails is really the only one that I would like to split in hope that it might play a bit nicer with the CS+.
It should be interesting to see what sounds I end up with.
I ended up with a Dimarzio Virtual Vintage Heavy Blues (DP403) and a Seymour Duncan Classic Strat Plus. I also have a Hot Rails kicking around that I haven't used in quite a while. It's probably not an ideal combo, but I'm going to go the cheapest route for now!
I'm thinking of putting the Heavy Blues in the neck, the CS+ in the middle and the Hot Rails in the bridge and see how that works out.
I'm trying to decide if I should bother wiring it with coil splitting in positions 2 and 4. I assume that there will be hum issues if I split them?
I've been reading up on pickup phase and polarity over the last few days but I'm not sure I've got it down yet. Would the middle pickup have to be reverse wind, reverse polarity in my scenario to cancel any hum?
The Hot Rails is really the only one that I would like to split in hope that it might play a bit nicer with the CS+.
It should be interesting to see what sounds I end up with.
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