bbl4ck
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After long deliberation, reading every book and rag, and searching every forum [by the way, Unofficial Warmoth by far rocks above all forums :hello2:], I am finally ready to order my body and electronics for my 1st build [Warmoth Flying V]. However, I am still spinning from all the wiring options. I am using the Rio Grande Texas BBQ set [BBQ bucker bridge - Genuine Texas neck]. I have seen diagrams from the basic V wiring of 1 tone & 2 volumes to 2 humbuckers with 21 sounds. I don't believe in loading my box with a bunch of $%@* that I will never use. Please tell me what are your favorite special wiring options and why [the ones you really use and groove with :guitaristgif:]. I am looking at:
1) Volume boost / bypass switch
2) Phase reversal
3) Series / Parallel
4) Coil split
I've read that a lot of humbuckers really don't split well, therefore, not giving much difference in sounds. This does vary with the pick-ups and not sure how the Rio Grande's split. What do you folks feel are the best options that are doable together?
My latest knucklehead thought last night in my sleep was to throw a Seymour-Duncan Phat Cat in the mid position. Not sure how the P-90's mix with the humbuckers. Is this just too wacky or should I save the P90's for another build? What do ya think?
Thanks for your thoughts and be cool! :rock-on:
1) Volume boost / bypass switch
2) Phase reversal
3) Series / Parallel
4) Coil split
I've read that a lot of humbuckers really don't split well, therefore, not giving much difference in sounds. This does vary with the pick-ups and not sure how the Rio Grande's split. What do you folks feel are the best options that are doable together?
My latest knucklehead thought last night in my sleep was to throw a Seymour-Duncan Phat Cat in the mid position. Not sure how the P-90's mix with the humbuckers. Is this just too wacky or should I save the P90's for another build? What do ya think?
Thanks for your thoughts and be cool! :rock-on: