Little '59 Strat - Set wiring help
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Re: Little '59 Strat - Set wiring help
This diagram may work for you. I have no idea what other pickups you guitar has, or how many volumes/tones it has, or the switching. This is the link to our wiring pages so you can see what we have in our library if this one doesn't work.
The switch for splitting should be the same, no matter what.
This diagram may work for you. I have no idea what other pickups you guitar has, or how many volumes/tones it has, or the switching. This is the link to our wiring pages so you can see what we have in our library if this one doesn't work.
The switch for splitting should be the same, no matter what.
Re: Little '59 Strat - Set wiring help
thanks. its a full set of 3 jr's pups, 2 tones and 1 vol. i saw the strat wiring with the "super switch" i think thats what i want to switch between humbuckers and single coil sound. the other option i cant find is a push pull setup. i appreciate your help.
thanks. its a full set of 3 jr's pups, 2 tones and 1 vol. i saw the strat wiring with the "super switch" i think thats what i want to switch between humbuckers and single coil sound. the other option i cant find is a push pull setup. i appreciate your help.
Re: Little '59 Strat - Set wiring help
How you do your wiring depends on what you want to accomplish. If you want individual splits for each pickup, you will need at least 2 switches, either toggles or push-pulls. If you want to auto split them in positions 2 & 4, then the best solution is the SuperSwitch.
How you do your wiring depends on what you want to accomplish. If you want individual splits for each pickup, you will need at least 2 switches, either toggles or push-pulls. If you want to auto split them in positions 2 & 4, then the best solution is the SuperSwitch.
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Re: Little '59 Strat - Set wiring help
Actually, if you use a standard 5-way, you only need one push-pull to split all three. The "unused" side of the 5-way selects between neck and bridge to be routed to the P-P. I know Duncan has that diagram. Let me see if I can round her up.
Here it is: https://docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.seymourduncan.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F05%2FSCHSCHSCH_5W_1Vpp3SPL_2T.pdf
Or, you can select "Strats", then click the choices, and scroll to this:
Actually, if you use a standard 5-way, you only need one push-pull to split all three. The "unused" side of the 5-way selects between neck and bridge to be routed to the P-P. I know Duncan has that diagram. Let me see if I can round her up.
Here it is: https://docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.seymourduncan.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F05%2FSCHSCHSCH_5W_1Vpp3SPL_2T.pdf
Or, you can select "Strats", then click the choices, and scroll to this:
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