Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

[Drsracing]

I can't find it on the duncan site I know it's on there some where but i can't find it.

[plon]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

Here's one.

Diagram

[SweetPete]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

Lots of diagrams over at www.guitarelectronics.com.

[Drsracing]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

Thanks guys

[Newc]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

You're kidding, right? One hum, one knob, no switches, straight to the output from the knob and you need a diagram?
Dude, no offense, but how hard can it be? The pickup's got 4 wires at best, and if you already know which wire is which, where's the need for a diagram come from?

Newc

[RacerX]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

Thanks, Lateman! [img]images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

[Newc]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

Actually I was so stunned by the question it took me this long to form a polite reply [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

Newc

[Ninja Guitar]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

If you're still interested, here's the duncan one.

[Drsracing]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

I've only hooked up pick up's twice and I have no idea where the unmarked wires go, I just basically needed the color codes

[Ace]

Re: Need a diagram for 1 Hum 1 vol

The colors of the leads, and even the number, vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Many companies follow Seymour Duncan's wiring, but it's not the law. Single hum single pickup is a good way to learn wiring. Last week I was wiring a guitar with two pickups we made, plus a piezo in the tunematic. Six leads soldered to a miniature board, insulated, then tied into a half a dozen small boards with tiny switches and pots on them. Today I made a 1-single 1-hum guitar with a single volume knob with a push-pull pickup selector.