Hi, I came up with this diagram because I couldn't find it online anywhere else. Seems like a simple idea; 5-way switch leads to master vol and tone, and a second volume controls the bridge pup independently, giving you the option to blend in the bridge while using pos 1,2,3. Ie, gives you 7 combos instead of 5. So I wired it up, and it doesn't work; the second volume overrides the master vol and I can't figure it out. I thought I knew enough to be creative in this area, but I guess I'm still a noob...
Is there a way to wire this up correctly to give me this option? It doesn't seem to be a short, I took off the jack plate and tested it out that way just to be sure. Just so's you know, it's going in a nashville-type tele with strat neck + middle and a SD lil59 tele bridge. I've got a 5-way switch, a concentric 500k pot setup (master vol and tone) and the second pot to play with.
Side question: shielding for the pup cavities, pickguard, and control cavity needs to be all linked to ground, right? It's there to ground out the incoming 60hz interference? So, it shouldn't matter 'how' I ground the shielding as long as it leads to the bridge and to the ring on the output. I've soldered a tiny wire from the neck pup ground wire solder point (where the black wire goes into the neck pickup) to the shielding, so that sets up a path. Is that all correct?
Is there a way to wire this up correctly to give me this option? It doesn't seem to be a short, I took off the jack plate and tested it out that way just to be sure. Just so's you know, it's going in a nashville-type tele with strat neck + middle and a SD lil59 tele bridge. I've got a 5-way switch, a concentric 500k pot setup (master vol and tone) and the second pot to play with.
Side question: shielding for the pup cavities, pickguard, and control cavity needs to be all linked to ground, right? It's there to ground out the incoming 60hz interference? So, it shouldn't matter 'how' I ground the shielding as long as it leads to the bridge and to the ring on the output. I've soldered a tiny wire from the neck pup ground wire solder point (where the black wire goes into the neck pickup) to the shielding, so that sets up a path. Is that all correct?