H-S-S routing with RwRP
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because I always had a single coil sized humbucker on the Middle position with a H-S-S routing and I kind of have a crush for the SSL-52 !!!
ThreeChordWonder
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To hum canceling with another single coil it has to be RQRP relative to that particular single coil..
Fender and SD pickups are, I believe and for example, wound in opposite directions to begin with. Therefore you may get away with a "regular" SD single coil in the middle, I don't know for sure.
Also, you may not get the results you want with, say,, Fender neck and bridge and a SD RWRP in the middle.
With an HSH setup it'll have to work with the correct coils in the humbuckers. I don't know which ones those are, but you may find if you want to use one set of coils you'll need a RWRP single coil, but with the other set you need a regular single coil.
Someone more knowledgeable than me needed here.
Fender and SD pickups are, I believe and for example, wound in opposite directions to begin with. Therefore you may get away with a "regular" SD single coil in the middle, I don't know for sure.
Also, you may not get the results you want with, say,, Fender neck and bridge and a SD RWRP in the middle.
With an HSH setup it'll have to work with the correct coils in the humbuckers. I don't know which ones those are, but you may find if you want to use one set of coils you'll need a RWRP single coil, but with the other set you need a regular single coil.
Someone more knowledgeable than me needed here.
Ty ty, it just haven't crossed my mind at all, this is such an elegant solution.
ThreeChordWonder
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Read what SD told me and I posted today.
If you're using the north (slug) coils - black and white wires - in your coil split, you don't need a RWRP. If you're using the south (screw) coils - red and white wires - in your coil split you do need a RWRP.
If you're using the north (slug) coils - black and white wires - in your coil split, you don't need a RWRP. If you're using the south (screw) coils - red and white wires - in your coil split you do need a RWRP.
