Everything Axe SJBJ, SDBR, and SL59 DIAGRAM

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andregarcia57

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hello I'm a little personal doubt
I purchased (should be arriving) the set SJBJ Everything Axe, SDBR, and SL59

I've been looking into DIAGRAM saw that I have two options

1-normal binding - black - white and red - green and ground

2-and with another - black and red - green, white and ground

what changes in sound? the first to the second option?

I play a Metal sound.

grateful for the help.
 
Re: Everything Axe SJBJ, SDBR, and SL59 DIAGRAM

Use this diagram. http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=everythingaxe_1v_2t_5w
The middle pickup is wired parallel (black AND red to hot), giving the 2 and 4 postion on the switch the "quack". It will have lower output than the other 2 pickups.
The bridge and neck are wired in series(black to hot), making them sound like a normal humbucker.
You can also use a push/pull pot to split the bridge and neck pickups for more versatility.
 
Re: Everything Axe SJBJ, SDBR, and SL59 DIAGRAM

GregJr said:
Use this diagram. http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=everythingaxe_1v_2t_5w
The middle pickup is wired parallel (black AND red to hot), giving the 2 and 4 postion on the switch the "quack". It will have lower output than the other 2 pickups.
The bridge and neck are wired in series(black to hot), making them sound like a normal humbucker.
You can also use a push/pull pot to split the bridge and neck pickups for more versatility.
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OK!!! THANK YOU!
 
Re: Everything Axe SJBJ, SDBR, and SL59 DIAGRAM

The bridge and neck are wired in series(black to hot), making them sound like a normal humbucker.
You can also use a push/pull pot to split the bridge and neck pickups for more versatility.[/QUOTE]

Any idea how I can do this with the liberator apparatus in place? I want to use a push pull to split bridge and neck p/u from the first tone pot, or better yet split all three p/us from the first tone pot... any help appreciated ...thanks
 
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