Knot a Hippie
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Hi again.
A while ago I was reading about tapped single coil pickups, ie being able to activate part of the coil to go from a lower output to a higher output at the flick of a switch. I read that this can't be done with both coils of a humbucker unless you use 2 switches.
My question is, would it be possible to use 3 switches to do this? 2 switches inside the cavity set permanently in whatever position, which would only become active when the 3rd switch on the outside of the guitar is activated?
How about a small PCB? Could a PCB be designed to do this job when a single switch on the outside of the guitar is activated?
A while ago I was reading about tapped single coil pickups, ie being able to activate part of the coil to go from a lower output to a higher output at the flick of a switch. I read that this can't be done with both coils of a humbucker unless you use 2 switches.
My question is, would it be possible to use 3 switches to do this? 2 switches inside the cavity set permanently in whatever position, which would only become active when the 3rd switch on the outside of the guitar is activated?
How about a small PCB? Could a PCB be designed to do this job when a single switch on the outside of the guitar is activated?