HH Strat Wiring Question

[Jermo3178]

No, not when it is in series by itself, or when combined with another humbucker. There was a big thread about it here.

Dude, that is an awesome read. Crazy informative, sometimes hard to follow, but awesome all the way through. Which diagram is the correct one?
I was thinking about just doing the normal 3 way like my other two just to be done, but I'm more intrigued now. How did yours turn out?

 

[Mincer]

The one I used is is in post [NODE="66"]New Fenders w/ Series/Parallel Switch[/NODE] of that thread.
I use this on 5 guitars now- I love it! The 2 & 4 positions are about 70% the volume of the regular humbucker positions, but I love that. Perfect for hard strummy rhythms. The big thing for me was to have it all hum-cancelling, and to have 5 positions I would use all the time- while only 1 move to get to the sound I want (no additional switch).

 

[Jermo3178]

The one I used is is in post [NODE="66"]New Fenders w/ Series/Parallel Switch[/NODE] of that thread.
I use this on 5 guitars now- I love it! The 2 & 4 positions are about 70% the volume of the regular humbucker positions, but I love that. Perfect for hard strummy rhythms. The big thing for me was to have it all hum-cancelling, and to have 5 positions I would use all the time- while only 1 move to get to the sound I want (no additional switch).

I didn't see one there.. gotta clean out my cache I guess

 

[Mincer]

oops, copied the wrong link..try here.​

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[Jermo3178]

Oh cool thanks!
So the only thing different is where it says bridge should be rw/rp, it should be magnet flip?

Sidenote:
I was looking into the Blacktop Strat wiring which is like what we've been talking about, but damn those diagrams are hard to follow.
It looks like it has jumpers EVERYWHERE...

 

[Mincer]

Yes, just a magnet flip.