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I'm looking for a wiring diagram for 2 Humbuckers, 2 Volume, 2 Tone. No switch. I've checked all of the usual suspects - guitarelectronics.com, emg, seymourduncandiagrams.
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
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You should be able to use the standard LP configuration, except solder both hot ends from each volume to the output jack instead of to the 3-way switch.
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Thanks MM II, I'll give that a shot. I'm trying to stay away from adding a 3-way.Comment
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How about using a push/pull pot to switch between the pickups, or two push/pull pots as individual on/offs so you get all possible combinations? You really want to run them both all the time?Last edited by dg; 07-29-2006, 03:25 PM.Comment
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By turning the volume all the way down on one pickup, you could play the other by itself and vice versa. A weird idea, but it would work......just would be inconvenient IMO.Originally posted by dgComment
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Ya, thats the idea. Use the volume to control the pickup selection. It's on a 5 string bass. I'm going to fool with it Monday, I'll let you know how it turnes out.Comment
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A project guitar of mine (low end ibanez) has no volumne, tone, or switch on it.
Instead there's a round rocker switch used as a killswitch.
the guitar is either on at full volume and tone, or muted.
I may mod the rest of my guitars this way. it's always fun to experiment with different mods.Comment
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You'd probably do better with a Blend pot rather than two separate volumes, but whatever floats your canoe.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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