Complex wiring.. any help appreciated.

[deviltronix]

I am about to embark on the most complex wiring job I have ever done. I'm sure to many here it is a walk in the park, so I will beg for advice.

Setup is follows:

2 dimarzio Humbuckers
1 volume
1 tone
2 coil splitters (on-on), one for each pickup
1 Kill switch (on-on)
3 way toggle
output jack

I realize this is alot to ask..If anyone could point me in the right direction, I would be forever grateful. I've looked at diagrams that were close, but I'm not sure how to combine them into this setup.

Thanks,

Rich

[deviltronix]

Re: Complex wiring.. any help appreciated.

Wow.. you make it sound easy! Can't wait to try, still waiting for 1 pickup to come.

BTW, I am a little confused by your following advice:

then take the 2 wires tied together from the pickup & wire them to a on/off switch grounding those 2 wires from the pickup that is tied together.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Do you mean, take the 2 wires from the humbucker that are normally tied together and wire them to the on off switch? Do this for both humbuckers to their respective switches?


thanks alot man.. beats a dimarzio diagram any day!

rich

[j2379]

Re: Complex wiring.. any help appreciated.

funny you should ask minus the tone knob thats how i have my model6 wired. wire the guitar to the 3 way like normal. then take the 2 wires tied together from the pickup & wire them to a on/off switch grounding those 2 wires from the pickup that is tied together. that will be your coil tap, when those 2 wires ground out, when not grounded its standard humbucker. take the main that leads to the output jack & run that thru another on./off for the kill switch or ground everything to kill it.

[j2379]

Re: Complex wiring.. any help appreciated.

Yes sorry its confusing, the 2 wires from the pickup that are wired together those go to a switchable ground, when those 2 are grounded it coil tapped, & keep them soldered together