Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

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Mayuiers

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I have a Tele that I'm trying to wire up. I've searched high and low for the specific schematic that I need, but haven't had any luck. I figured I'd come to the source for help.

My Tele has a JB in the neck position and a Little 59 in the bridge.

Here's what I'm wanting for my pickup selections...


1.... Neck Pickup
2.... Neck and Bridge Pickups
3.... Bridge Pickup
4.... Bridge Pickup split coil


Can someone please help me with the proper wiring diagram for this setup?



Thanks!!!
 
Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

No one?

Anyone?




Mayuiers said:
I have a Tele that I'm trying to wire up. I've searched high and low for the specific schematic that I need, but haven't had any luck. I figured I'd come to the source for help.

My Tele has a JB in the neck position and a Little 59 in the bridge.

Here's what I'm wanting for my pickup selections...


1.... Neck Pickup
2.... Neck and Bridge Pickups
3.... Bridge Pickup
4.... Bridge Pickup split coil


Can someone please help me with the proper wiring diagram for this setup?



Thanks!!!
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Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

Not sure if that would be possible to do the auto-split on a 4-way selector. As far as I'm aware, you'd need to use both sides of the switch just to do the first 3.

Hopefully there is a way I don't know of though and would be interested to see how if anyone knows a way.
 
Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

Think I might have figured it out actually:

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Note that the way I've drawn the terminals is just according the switch positions and common; often one of the sides will have the common at the other side.

Maybe someone will spot a problem with this.
 
Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

BTW, is it really that the JB is in the neck and 59 in the bridge or is it the other way around?
 
Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

How do u ground the red and white.
 
Re: Wiring assistance requested - Telecaster 4 position

Why do you need to ground the red and white?

PS: if you want the inside coil, connect black and green together, use white as the ground and red as the hot. Connect the black/green wires to the switch for split (instead of red/white), leaving the red floating in that position (instead of black).

I would connect the neck to terminals 1 and 2 and tie both commons to the volume, but it doesn't matter either way.
 
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