1T, 1V, 3way, 2 humbucker, 50's style wiring?
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crusty philtrum
Vintageologist
Re: 1T, 1V, 3way, 2 humbucker, 50's style wiring?
http://www.seymourduncan.com/wiring...h,1-volume,1-tone,3-way-toggle,accessory-none
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http://www.seymourduncan.com/wiring...h,1-volume,1-tone,3-way-toggle,accessory-none
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Lewguitar
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Re: 1T, 1V, 3way, 2 humbucker, 50's style wiring?
A simple way is to just connect your tone pot to the output jack the way Hamer did it.
But what you'll see is that the output Jack is connected directly to the middle terminal of the volume control.
Either way, it's the same.
The 50's tone mod sounds great on my ES-335 which is a warm semi-acoustic.
A bit to bright when I've tried it on my PRS, Tele or Strat.
Even tho it has its biggest affect when the volume knob is turned down, since most of us do turn down the volume knob when we're playing rythym that means that the guitar will sound brighter for the 80 or 90% of the song that we're playing rhythm.
A simple way is to just connect your tone pot to the output jack the way Hamer did it.
But what you'll see is that the output Jack is connected directly to the middle terminal of the volume control.
Either way, it's the same.
The 50's tone mod sounds great on my ES-335 which is a warm semi-acoustic.
A bit to bright when I've tried it on my PRS, Tele or Strat.
Even tho it has its biggest affect when the volume knob is turned down, since most of us do turn down the volume knob when we're playing rythym that means that the guitar will sound brighter for the 80 or 90% of the song that we're playing rhythm.