First time wiring. This look okay?

[doctorpunk]

I did a pre-wired assembly for my first build so I've never laid out my own wiring before. That was a fun build, but the guitar I'm building out now is a little more bespoke. Does this diagram look correct?

Three pickups (I guess they're all technically humbuckers since the middle p90 is noiseless). Each is controlled by Jaguar style on/off switches. All have an independent volume control. No tone knobs. All run through a kill switch before the output jack.

I looked at a bunch of different wiring diagrams for guitars that do what I want and - I'll admit it - I even asked ChatGPT. I just want to make sure this looks right by asking actual humans with experience. I apologize for the rudimentary drawing, I made it in Powerpoint.

 

[supertruper1988]

Take each pickup to its volume then to the switch panel. Also in this case, if all the switches are off you get a kill switch so do you need the kill switch too?

 

[Tretgeraet]

I'm not completely sure, but I think you will lose quite a bit of treble with all those pots in parallel and it will get even worse, if you turn down the volume.

Like @supertruper1988 just wrote I too would wire the pickups to their individual volumes (to the outer lug!!!) and from there to the switch.

From there you could lead a single output wire to the killswitch and the output jack.

 

[doctorpunk]

Take each pickup to its volume then to the switch panel. Also in this case, if all the switches are off you get a kill switch so do you need the kill switch too?

That’s Gibson-style, right? I was thinking that would break the independent volume control with parallel blending, which I was hoping to go with.

I plan to use the kill switch more as a stutter switch. Easier than trying to rapidly flip all three on and off.

 

[doctorpunk]

I'm not completely sure, but I think you will lose quite a bit of treble with all those pots in parallel and it will get even worse, if you turn down the volume.

Like @supertruper1988 just wrote I too would wire the pickups to their individual volumes (to the outer lug!!!) and from there to the switch.

From there you could lead a single output wire to the killswitch and the output jack.

I thought I read somewhere that treble loss only happens if pots are wired in parallel to the pickups themselves. I thought this design would isolate the pots after the switches and keep them from parallel.

Wiring is so confusing!