BobbyJohnson said:veets987 said:DslDwg said:Original Schematics do look to be doing the same thing.
One is keeping 1 pickup to one pot where second is doing the switching across two pots. I would think the first would be a cleaner setup.
Don't know if you have the capability to use. Seymour Duncan does make those pretty cool Triple Shot mounting rings which makes splitting, in out of phase etc. look pretty damn easy. Never tried them myself.
Thank you very much for the confirmation on this. Those mounting rings looks pretty sweet but doesn't look like it would work on the guitar im working with. I'm doing this to a 72 tele deluxe so there is no mounting ring used just the pickguard.
Im digging those things too...I know they wouldn't fit on our Teles as is but I'd be curious if they'd still work/look sorta cool if you cut the three sides off leaving just that end with the chip/wiring thing attached; then screwed it on to the pickguard with the regular harnessing screws...it'd at least look kind of tech-y and unique. The width of the harnessing screws would just need to match up in width to our Teles on just one side. That I would do, only $25...
I looked into using one of these for me green soloist. Most people claimed they were cheaply made. In the end I wend with an on-on-on toggle switch. Wiring can be found on duncan or dimarzio site. The switch lets you select humbucker parallel, humbucker series, or single coil (only one of your choice). You could add one of these switches to a telecaster plate very easily. Just buy a spare plate and drill for the switch. It is important when buying your switch to ensure it is on-on-on and not on-off-on.
I looked to see if I could get the same function in a push-pull pot and I couldn't find one. I could only find on-on which will let you do any 2 of the 3 options. I went this route with the neon soloist I built. That one has a single volume pot which allows switching the humbucker coils between parallel and series.