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Yes exactly! Thank you. Cut it? Like, open the printboard? Switch looks like this (I measured, and 4 and 5 are common/always on):

Can someone help me understand this? If I split the coil on the humbucker using log 6 on the switch, I am grounding the split in both position 1 and 2, because log 6 is on in both those positions. This will make the humbucker autosplit all the time, right? And why am I grounding log 7? What...

What if I want: Auto split in pos 2. Tone active in 2,3,4 and 5 Neck pickup reverse wiring Master volum Master killswitch Does this then make sense?

When I had the ground there were no sound at all... These guys suggest that if it's not hum cancelling, to connect t7 to the hot output, what do you think?

It's a bit hard to get good pics of it, but let's try this. There are 8 terminals btw ;)

So its: 1 Bridge 2 Middle 3 Neck 4 Volume + tone pot 5 Empty 6 Bridge red+white 7 Ground 8 Empty I have no idea what brand it is - it is stock in this Stagg SES-60 cheap ass guitar (which now has awesome pickups) :) Maybe this picture has better contrast:

Here is what I am trying to do: And here is what I have done (FYI I have reversed the Bare Knuckle neck pickup, and I also have a killswitch on the hot output to the jack): And the error is that position 2, 3 and 4 are completely silent. Please help me understand what I have done wrong...

I probably missed out and thought the job was to easy, but here is what I did. I have a Stagg SES-60 (great value guitar) with a HSS setup, 2 tone and 1 push/pull volume to split the humbucker. I upgraded the neck pickup to a Bare Knuckle PAT Pend 59 Slab Board I upgraded the middle pickup to...