ItsaBass
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Re: Using Four Switches to Match Triple Shots
P.S. Yes, the ability to use all four switches at once is important to me. I generally operate on pre-sets, which I switch between by using the main pickup switch while playing. I don't generally mess with tone knobs and extra features in the middle of playing a piece. I usually would operate one pickup with a different orientation than the other. E.g. Neck pickup split, and bridge pickup as a full humbucker. Or bridge pickup split to the slug coil, and neck pickup to the screw coil, using a hybrid pickup with a large coil imbalance. I want to be able to quickly set up my two pickup tones between songs (but not necessarily during songs). Still, though the Triple Shots are too cumbersome for me, even for this (plus I think they are unattractive, expensive, and difficult to solder).
I'm going to try the TPDRI digram first. If it has issues, I will monkey with adapting the SD diagram. I haven't taken the time to really dig into both diagrams, but something tells me that once I spit the Duncan one into four switches, it'll be the same as the other one.
P.S. Yes, the ability to use all four switches at once is important to me. I generally operate on pre-sets, which I switch between by using the main pickup switch while playing. I don't generally mess with tone knobs and extra features in the middle of playing a piece. I usually would operate one pickup with a different orientation than the other. E.g. Neck pickup split, and bridge pickup as a full humbucker. Or bridge pickup split to the slug coil, and neck pickup to the screw coil, using a hybrid pickup with a large coil imbalance. I want to be able to quickly set up my two pickup tones between songs (but not necessarily during songs). Still, though the Triple Shots are too cumbersome for me, even for this (plus I think they are unattractive, expensive, and difficult to solder).
I'm going to try the TPDRI digram first. If it has issues, I will monkey with adapting the SD diagram. I haven't taken the time to really dig into both diagrams, but something tells me that once I spit the Duncan one into four switches, it'll be the same as the other one.
