Uh-Oh! More Mods! (Tele this time)

[Mincer]

I am happy you settled on something you like a lot better!

[ThreeChordWonder]

So coil splitting the neck turned out to be somewhat underwhelming.

I used the push pull to split the bridge humbucker instead. I wired it push single coil, pull full humbucker, which I suppose might considered ass about face, but the idea is to get closer to traditional single coil Tele most of the time, pull for the loud bits.

Much better.

[Mincer]

If you like the phase sound, I say go for it. A pot is cheap, so experiment. I am not really a fan of a phase switch, but some really like it.

[ThreeChordWonder]

I can fit a second push pull and do a phase invert on the neck, not sure if that's worthwhile or not.

Thoughts anyone?

[Mincer]

When it comes down to it, the series option only really works well with 2 vintage output single coils. It can turn into mud quickly with higher output pickups.

[Bowtomecha]

Would be interesting to have the neck stack split and ran in series with one coil of the tele 59.

[ThreeChordWonder]

How does this look?

[Mincer]

Ooops sorry...I thought I copied the right address.

[ThreeChordWonder]

Thanks but thats a phase shift not a serial / parallel.

How about this one?

[Mincer]

You'd have to combine this diagram with the 4 way switch, with this diagram for the series/parallel switch.

[ThreeChordWonder]

Any chance of a wiring diagram, 4 way switch, push-pull for bridge humbucker series/parallel, preferably on the tone pot?

If anyone's got one for a 3-way switch I can adapt it.

Thks in advance

[ThreeChordWonder]

Thanks guys, whoever you are, I'll give it a shot.

[ArtieToo]

I concur with Mercer.

I think you mean Mincer . . . but I also agree with both of you.

[eclecticsynergy]

I concur with Mercer. [EDIT: My brain said Mincer but my hands typed Mercer instead.]
Series/parallel for the bridge, since the Lil59 isn't great split.
Vintage Stack is designed to sound singlecoily at full strength.

[Mincer]

Yeah, use the switch for series/parallel of the bridge pickup. Just use the neck pickup full on all the time.