I have an old Fender Dual Six Stringmaster, so two necks, each with two Mustang-style single coils, with a blender pot on each neck. These usually have a Telecaster-style 3-way switch to select either neck or both - and with both on, the output of both necks drops considerably. I'd like to keep the blender pots, and use a 4-way switch to select 1st neck (out of phase), 1st neck (in phase), 2nd neck (in phase), and 2nd neck (out of phase); I'll probably add an S-1 switch later to get series wiring on both necks.
Now, they don't make a 4-way Super Switch, I know, but I had a few Oak Grisby switches laying around, including a 5-way Super Switch and a 4-way Tele switch, and it was surprisingly easy to pop out the rivets, swap the wafers, and rip the middle tab off of each of the 4 poles. So I have one.
My big problem is that not only are there no wiring diagrams similar to what I'm trying to do, but there aren't even original wiring diagrams for Stringmasters with the 3-way switch. Can anyone point me to some helpful diagrams that I could piece together?
Now, they don't make a 4-way Super Switch, I know, but I had a few Oak Grisby switches laying around, including a 5-way Super Switch and a 4-way Tele switch, and it was surprisingly easy to pop out the rivets, swap the wafers, and rip the middle tab off of each of the 4 poles. So I have one.
My big problem is that not only are there no wiring diagrams similar to what I'm trying to do, but there aren't even original wiring diagrams for Stringmasters with the 3-way switch. Can anyone point me to some helpful diagrams that I could piece together?
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