Ro_S
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I have a Fender 'triplebucker' pickup. It consists of three coils/blades, each with its own two conductor wires. (see pictures and specs below).
I'm interested in wiring a rotary switch or a Strat style switch dedicated to the triplebucker so that I can select between several different wiring configurations of the three coils. (Note: Coil #3 is fabricated differently to the other two coils.)
I'd like to achieve something like the following wiring permutations, listed below.
Would this be possible? thanks
e.g.
official Fender specs:
Coils 1# & #2 in series:
DC Resistance: 10.5k ohms.
Inductance: 7.1 henries
EQ (Bass/Middle/Treble): 5/6/6.
Enamel-coated magnet wire delivers warm vintage-style tones
Alnico 5
Coil #3:
DC Resistance: 6.0k ohms.
Inductance: 2.5 henries
EQ (Bass/Middle/Treble): 5/5/6.
Formvar-coated magnet wire adds brightness and glassiness.
Alnico 5
I'm interested in wiring a rotary switch or a Strat style switch dedicated to the triplebucker so that I can select between several different wiring configurations of the three coils. (Note: Coil #3 is fabricated differently to the other two coils.)
I'd like to achieve something like the following wiring permutations, listed below.
Would this be possible? thanks
e.g.
- Coil #1 + Coil #2 in series (humbucker mode A)
- Coil #2 + Coil #3 in series (humbucker mode B)
- Coils #1, #2 and #3 in series (full triple coil mode)
- Coils #1, #2 and #3 in parallel ?
- Coil #3 only (single coil mode A)
- Coil #2 only (single coil mode B)
- Coil #1 + Coil #2 in series with Coil #3 in parallel. (humbucker mode A in parallel with single coil #3)



official Fender specs:
Coils 1# & #2 in series:
DC Resistance: 10.5k ohms.
Inductance: 7.1 henries
EQ (Bass/Middle/Treble): 5/6/6.
Enamel-coated magnet wire delivers warm vintage-style tones
Alnico 5
Coil #3:
DC Resistance: 6.0k ohms.
Inductance: 2.5 henries
EQ (Bass/Middle/Treble): 5/5/6.
Formvar-coated magnet wire adds brightness and glassiness.
Alnico 5