I'm getting a new PU wound. It's a 9.46k PAF with a roughcast A5. I'm gonna put it in my HSS guitar. Now the way I currently do it is I use 3 250k pots and wire the bridge PU to a no-load tone, effectively being no different from a bridge seeing a single 250k load. This works well enough with the singles and the AT-1 currently in the bridge.
I want the best out of my guitar, so I wonder if it would be an improvement were I to wire it Suhr's way: with a 500k volume and bridge tone pots and with 470k resistors to the single coils. This method lets the humbuckers have the 500k loads while the single coils see 250k.
Actually, I just wonder if there's a difference between a 1-250k volume-no-tone setup and a 2-500k-volume-and-tone setup. Both should theoretically have a 250k load in total, right?
I want the best out of my guitar, so I wonder if it would be an improvement were I to wire it Suhr's way: with a 500k volume and bridge tone pots and with 470k resistors to the single coils. This method lets the humbuckers have the 500k loads while the single coils see 250k.
Actually, I just wonder if there's a difference between a 1-250k volume-no-tone setup and a 2-500k-volume-and-tone setup. Both should theoretically have a 250k load in total, right?
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