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[pablohg]

hi, last month i installed a dimebucker and a 59 on my jackson, and thought everything was ok, but today i connected the guitar to a randall and the output was low compared to other guitars, what do you think is wrong¿?


th pickups that where on the guitar before were duncan designed and i didnt changed the original wiring (pots to switch to volume, etc) and the guitars has 3 way switch and one volume knob

thanks

 

[Zerberus]

Re: sd

Was the guitar fine the last month and it just started today or is this just the first time you´ve picked the axe up since installilng the PUs?

 

[Jocelyn]

Re: sd

Was the guitar fine the last month and it just started today or is this just the first time you´ve picked the axe up since installilng the PUs?

Good Question.

 

[revolution]

Re: sd

omg.

 

[pablohg]

Re: sd

no sibnce i hve a lmg30, the pronlem staretd when i connected the guitar to the randalll, my brothr told me that the sound wast the right, so i figured out what was wrong, biu couldnt,

 

[revolution]

Re: sd

Here's the schematic for your setup with a split. Just disregard the split and leave the red and white wires wrapped together and taped off.

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/schematics/2hum_vol_3way-w-split.html

 

[pablohg]

Re: sd

yes, i did it with the schematic, im thinking that it could be the resistance or something ike that of the volume or switch, because i soldered all the rest ok, ill check it sometime, and since i mostly use the mg30 that not urgent, but should be fixed