Cagey said:Here's a diagram for a Strat with 3 pickups, a 5 way switch, 1 volume and 1 tone. If you don't want a volume control, simply eliminate the volume pot and tie the hot wire that comes from the switch and goes to the vol/tone both and run that directly to the output jack's "tip" connection.
If you don't like wiring diagrams, this is what it should look schematically:
If you want a volume knob, it's drawn below but would be placed after the tone control.
All shields/bare wires must be grounded.
NickMC said:Thanks guys, major help Cagey! I'm 15, I'm a bass player, bought a Baritone to step into guitar territory, I just wanted to know how to wire it with a switch, and no tone or individual volumes. :icon_biggrin:
:icon_jokercolor:Cagey said:What can I say? I'm an idiot. Stick around, and I'll prove it :laughing7:
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Free-Way_Pickup_Switch.htmlNickMC said:I'm aware that I should use a 5 way but I plan to use a single coil sized 'bucker, and warm jazzier pickups for the neck and bridge. If I can find a LP style 5 way switch, I'd go with that. :laughing7:
line6man said:http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Free-Way_Pickup_Switch.htmlNickMC said:I'm aware that I should use a 5 way but I plan to use a single coil sized 'bucker, and warm jazzier pickups for the neck and bridge. If I can find a LP style 5 way switch, I'd go with that. :laughing7:
NickMC said:line6man said:http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Free-Way_Pickup_Switch.htmlNickMC said:I'm aware that I should use a 5 way but I plan to use a single coil sized 'bucker, and warm jazzier pickups for the neck and bridge. If I can find a LP style 5 way switch, I'd go with that. :laughing7:
Life saver man! Cheers!
Also, would a rotary switch work? c:
NickMC said:Rotary switches work fine. One pole is required for each input source.