I have a Steinberger Spirit guitar which originally came with EMG Select pickups in a H-S-H configuration. I love the guitar, but the stock pickups leave much to be desired.
I just installed an Alnico II Pro pickup in the neck position. The neck pickup by itself sounds incredible, but when the guitar is switched to use both neck and middle pickups, there is a substantial drop in volume. From doing research on this board, I'm thinking that I have an out of phase wiring problem.
I have a few questions on how to fix this:
1) If this is an out of phase problem, would I just have to flip the connections of the hot and ground wires of my Alnico II Pro pickup?
2) Does flipping the hot and ground wires change the sound of that pickup in any way? I don't want the sound of my Alnico II Pro neck pickup to change when I'm using that pickup on it's own.
I just installed an Alnico II Pro pickup in the neck position. The neck pickup by itself sounds incredible, but when the guitar is switched to use both neck and middle pickups, there is a substantial drop in volume. From doing research on this board, I'm thinking that I have an out of phase wiring problem.
I have a few questions on how to fix this:
1) If this is an out of phase problem, would I just have to flip the connections of the hot and ground wires of my Alnico II Pro pickup?
2) Does flipping the hot and ground wires change the sound of that pickup in any way? I don't want the sound of my Alnico II Pro neck pickup to change when I'm using that pickup on it's own.