Single volume is the only knob - no tone controls? Then the S1 is probably the simplest option, seems handier than a push-pull to me.
I actually prefer having separate split switches when I can, since I like split neck tone better than split bridge tone.
Depending on the strength of your humbuckers, you could go with resistor splits like the DGT wiring - ideal for vintage output pickups.
I like a rotary myself. Been using one on my favorite PRS since '87. Don't find it difficult, or prone to missed settings.
At first I thought I might have trouble getting used to it, after years with Strats & Les Pauls. But it was never a problem.
I actually prefer having separate split switches when I can, since I like split neck tone better than split bridge tone.
Depending on the strength of your humbuckers, you could go with resistor splits like the DGT wiring - ideal for vintage output pickups.
I like a rotary myself. Been using one on my favorite PRS since '87. Don't find it difficult, or prone to missed settings.
At first I thought I might have trouble getting used to it, after years with Strats & Les Pauls. But it was never a problem.
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