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i wired my jackson dkmg with SD LIVEWIRE MUSTAINE Pickup with 2vol,1tone,3way blade style switch i have done the wiring according to seymour duncan site.. problem is when i toggle the switch to mid position my neck pickup wont work until i turn up some volume of my bridge pickup , the switch is an import style 3 way with 8 connectors in a row with a chipboard in one side ... please help me out with wiring...
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most dkmg only have two way switches ? is the switch after market?I know the old saying that the value of an opinion is generally inversely proportional to the strength with which it is held. -
Pictures of Current wiring
its 2005 model Jackson DKMG and was pervioulsy setuped with 2 Emg HZ , with 1 Volume, 1 Tone , and EMG afterburner
i am attaching 2 images one is with my current wiring setup,
and other is my swtich type
please help me out!
Last edited by metalcore; 01-21-2009, 12:01 PM.In God we Trust, All others must pay cash :ROTF:Comment
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please help me wire these pickups correctly !!In God we Trust, All others must pay cash :ROTF:Comment
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Sounds like aftermarket to me. Your pickup selector switch should be 3-way (bridge/both/neck).Fuck ebay, fuck paypal
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it switches in three way bridge.both.neck but it has 8 connectors in a row , as Shown in the picture .. please wiring experts help me out .In God we Trust, All others must pay cash :ROTF:Comment
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You should only have to use 4 prongs of the switch, as that type of switch has 2 sides. Depending on how the PC board is wired, 1 and 6 could be connected inernally, or it could be 1 and 8, with 4 and 5 both acting as Outputs.
Wire the bridge volume to prong 1, then jump it to prong 2. Wire the neck pickup to prong 3, then jump that to prong 2. Wire the 4th prong to the Tone knob.
However, it sounds like the way you've got it wired does work, but you will have to leave both volume knobs fully on, since they're being joined by the switch.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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dont know if this will help...but here if how I have the switch in my WRMG wired. The red line is a piece of wire connecting the solder points. 2 and 3, 4 and 5, and 6 and 7 should all be connected.Comment
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That's what his diagram shows, but his volume knobs are acting as a Master Output (at least the bridge knob).
This is not the way a dual-volume setup should be wired, even though it's common practice (thanks to Gibson).
A dual-volume setup should be wired so each knob controls each pickup and does not affect each other.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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I'd try posting at the Duncan forum.Comment
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you need to wire both volume knobs to the switch.Comment
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Originally posted by Dreamland_Rebel View Post
Ah yes. If you haven't done that already (I assumed you had) then DR has it! :idea:Comment
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thanks for the reply guys .. so i should be wiring like this? 1+2= bridge volume 3+2= neck volume 4Th= to tone ?? ? *also tell me should i ground the wire from bridge+neck cavity and from floyd ground wire too??In God we Trust, All others must pay cash :ROTF:Comment
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then use this to translate the switch. play around with it till it works right.
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support...atic=3ws_transLast edited by Dreamland_Rebel; 01-23-2009, 01:32 PM.Comment
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