ragamuffin
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I'm pretty sure that those are in fact grounds, and that they mean to solder them to that little bottom tab that most push-pull pots have. You could also solder them to the side or bottom of the pot.
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stratamania
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Actually that is a useful diagram as I now know that phase and series/parallel will interact without issue. The yellow circles with a C in them are capacitors.
I kind of like the idea of an out of phase, on one push pull, the G3 to GD as discussed earlier and a third one to add the neck pickup regardless of the position of the selector switch.
The colour mapping is only the four wire colours from the pickups. See what you come up with and I will check it out for you.
I kind of like the idea of an out of phase, on one push pull, the G3 to GD as discussed earlier and a third one to add the neck pickup regardless of the position of the selector switch.
The colour mapping is only the four wire colours from the pickups. See what you come up with and I will check it out for you.
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Do you happen to know what they mean for the TB pot by "Pull for R/Phase Bridge"? I've being sitting here trying to understand, but do not.
Am I(or I should say ChatGPT) right in that:
| Function | Color in Image | Seymour Duncan Color |
|---|---|---|
| Inr/Coil Start wire (North Start) | Red | Black |
| Inr/Coil Finish wire (North Finish) | White/Gray | White |
| Otr/Coil Finish wire (South Finish) | Black/White dash | Red |
| Otr/Coil Start wire (South Start) | Black | Green |
| Shield wire (Ground) | Gray dashed | Bare (uninsulated) |
stratamania
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It means you pull it to reverse the phase of the bridge pickup.
ChatGPT is correct. A useful tool but does not necessarily help learning, try that SD Wiring course.
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