Tele with 2 x tapped pickups (STR-3T & STL2-T)

[hallgn]

Hi,
I wonder if anyone would be kind enough to post a wiring diagram for a telecaster with 2 tapped pickups please.
I would like to use a push pull as a volume control to tap the neck pickup and another push pull pot as a tone control to tap the bridge pickup.
I used to have a wiring diagram to show me how to do this but I can't find it anywhere.
Many thanks,
Glenn

 

[Artie]

Do this. But just take the right-hand side of the vol push-pull, and transpose it to the Tone push-pull. Make sense?

https://www.seymourduncan.com/images/wiring-diagrams/2Tapped_Tele_1VppT_1T.jpg

 

[hallgn]

Yes... of course... thank you

 

[GuitarDoc]

That diagram is for "tapping" pickups not for "splitting" pickups.
Sometimes those two terms are used interchangeably, but they are entirely two different situations. Do your pups have two lead/hot wires plus the ground?

 

[Artie]

Doc . . . didn't the OP say two "tapped" pickups? :22:

 

[GuitarDoc]

Doc . . . didn't the OP say two "tapped" pickups? :22:

Yes. Just wanted to make sure that's what he meant because many people say "tapped" when they mean "split".

 

[Artie]

 

[Mincer]

Yes. Just wanted to make sure that's what he meant because many people say "tapped" when they mean "split".

This persists even among guitar companies.

 

[GuitarDoc]

Absolutely. And if THEY can't get it right, how can we expect us peons to get it right.

But, there is a huge difference between tapping and splitting and THEY, at least, should know better and get it right!

 

[hallgn]

Hi,
Yes they are both tapped pups... STR-3T & STL2-T... thanks for checking though... I've figured it out with ArtieToo's help

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[GuitarDoc]

Good, glad you got it worked out.