HSH With S-1 fot Thinline Tele Wiring question

Nick 70

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I'm in the process of building a thinline tele with two Seymour Duncam Humbucker, S1 switch ,and 5-waySuper Switch. I check the wiring diagrams out there and was only able to fine the one attached with a single coil pickup included. How do I elimanate the single coil and make the configuration work. If I lift the coil out there will be a dead spot when selected. Can I jump some wiring to include a single coil form the Humbuckers. Appriciate any suggestion.
 

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In the up mode its using the single coils of the Humbucker and in the down mode it works as both pole humbucker. That is what I want. The only issue is the single coil . If I remove the yellow wire from the switch can I use a wire from C on the switch to take up the missing center coil.
 
S1 switch up Position 2 have the bridge inside coils Active S-1 Down 4 Have neck and bridge inside coils active
 
Since you have a super switch and you don't want a middle pup, you could eliminate the S1 and wire it with the "Dave's do-it-all wiring" scheme and get just about any useful combination you'd like...

Pos 1 = bridge (humbucker)
Pos 2 = bridge and neck (outside coils)
Pos 3 = bridge and neck (humbuckers)
Pos 4 = bridge and neck (inside coils)
Pos 5 = neck (humbucker)

You could wire it to get just about any other coil combinations in pos 2 & 4 (bridge outside coil + neck inside coil, bridge inside coil + neck outside coil).

You could also change a vol or tone control to a p/p so you could split the neck and bridge pups and have single coils in pos 1, 3, & 5 in addition to the above combinations.

Or you could wire it to have...

1 = bridge split
2 = bridge humbucker
3 = bridge humbucker + neck humbucker
4 = neck humbucker
5 = neck split
 
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GuitarDoc​ Thank you, I saw the post and it looked very interesting. The only reason I was working with the S1 switch is I had it in my spare parts. I have a 500k volume and a p/p switch will go from that angle.
 
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