Super switch series position 2

[JB_From_Hell]

I think I'm going to convert my HSS Strat to SSS, with a set of Tex-Mex pickups. My intention is master volume, neck tone, bridge tone, nothing crazy.

The only odd-ball thing I'd like to do is use my Super Switch to have position 2 (bridge & middle) in series rather than parallel. That's the only position on a Strat that I don't use much. I like the HSS, but I prefer the bridge single with the tone rolled back a little. I think position 2 in series would be close enough to a bridge humbucker to satisfy that.

Can I do this while still having position 4 in parallel? Or if I add a mini-switch, can I get traditional Strat wiring, but series 2 & 4 as an option? Either way would be fine.

 

[shadowfire90]

Re: Super switch series position 2

I'm actually working on something like this myself, a totally different approach as it would react more like a H/H guitar on paper with three hotter than usual single coils I want to get rid of.

This is the closest I've seen to what you're after so far, I'm going to re-check my wiring and see where my afternoon takes me , before that this is the schematic Brejatoneworks came up with, after that is the video with his explanation
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and the video

 

[GuitarDoc]

Re: Super switch series position 2

I'm actually working on something like this myself, a totally different approach as it would react more like a H/H guitar on paper with three hotter than usual single coils I want to get rid of.

This is the closest I've seen to what you're after so far, I'm going to re-check my wiring and see where my afternoon takes me , before that this is the schematic Brejatoneworks came up with, after that is the video with his explanation
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and the video

It's really nice that you want to help, but that's not even close to what he wants, now is it (Super switch. Position #2 bridge + middle in series)? And you've got the switch positions labeled backwards...(position 1 is bridge, position 5 is neck).