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Or a 4PDT toggle is you want both to do V1, V2, and V3 simultaneously. (An S1 switch would do the same.)

As said before, a 4PDT switch is just two DPDT switches mounted side-by-side, with one handle. Wire up each "half" as if it was one switch.

Sweet! Let us know how this works out.

BTW, is this a Strat-style guitar, with a pickguard. Regardless, orient the switch and wiring like this. My wiring diagram is symmetrical, so you can just flip it 180 deg's with no problem.

I see that it made it to standard production. MortalCoil Pickup I wonder if the voice 3, (single-coil mode), will give a similar jangle and chime as the notch positions of a Strat? I know that sound is strongly dependent on how they interact with each other, and the active outputs would...

It's not. While the switch is on the bench, jumper all the "black" terminals together. Jumper all the "green" terminals together. Add the flying lead for output and ground. Then, install the switch into the guitar, and connect all the pickup wires to the switch. It's one of the easier wiring...

Doing the humbuckers in series / parallel, and a single coil, throws a monkey wrench into the mix. (In English, "monkey wrench" = making things complicated.) You'll need the 3-wafer version of the Superswitch: AxLabs 3-wafer Superswitch Then do this:

Thanks. I searched and found the Evertune website. That zone thang is a little weird. Probably not for me.

They have a wiring diagram up, if anyone is interested. https://www.seymourduncan.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/1MC_1V_1T_on_off_on.pdf

I notice that both have 4-C cables. Does that mean that both can be run single-coil mode when both are on? And would the neck be RWRP so that in that mode they remain humbucking? No wiring diagrams yet.

I just did the push-push's for split & phase quik 'n dirty. The one on the right can be either the bridge or neck. Whichever one you want to OOP.

I'd still try Deoxit, or contact cleaner. If you don't want to pay for those, then a little alcohol. Then twist the knob back and forth several times. I've seen it fix that very problem many times.

Love it. Especially the threaded inserts. I'd also love to hear your review of the Charlie Christian pup.

Ah. Thanks for that clarification. I see now that what I thought were knobs on the bridge, are just the engraving.

Dirty pot can cause that also. Sometimes, a simple squirt of Deoxit will fix it.