I've heard that some guitar manufacturers use SD branded humbuckers, actually i've seen it,. Ibanez i think, where the middle pickup is wired to be reverse phased or polarity (RWRP)
Would the reverse phase be label or identified on the PU or PU box. I bought a second hand, but new 59 Neck HB. I did bring it up in the "is this a Real Seymour Duncan thread as it had The SD logo on it was isn't that common.
The reason I ask is I have a JB Bridge and the 59 Neck, bought separately from each other. Hooked up according to the SD wiring diagram for 2 HB, 2 vol, 2 tone push/pull. I noticed the sound get very thin when both HB's were switched on together. Was suggested that I try reversing the phase of one HB as it seemed they were out of phase. It definitely fixed that problem, but I question how it came to be that way. Is it possible my 59 neck was built to be reversed phased? or for something specific.
Nothing to indicate that on the HB or packaging.
Thanks
Would the reverse phase be label or identified on the PU or PU box. I bought a second hand, but new 59 Neck HB. I did bring it up in the "is this a Real Seymour Duncan thread as it had The SD logo on it was isn't that common.
The reason I ask is I have a JB Bridge and the 59 Neck, bought separately from each other. Hooked up according to the SD wiring diagram for 2 HB, 2 vol, 2 tone push/pull. I noticed the sound get very thin when both HB's were switched on together. Was suggested that I try reversing the phase of one HB as it seemed they were out of phase. It definitely fixed that problem, but I question how it came to be that way. Is it possible my 59 neck was built to be reversed phased? or for something specific.
Nothing to indicate that on the HB or packaging.
Thanks
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