NewCaster
November 7th, 2009, 11:50 PM
Ok...I have a fender american deluxe, 2005, with the S-1 switching system. I've replaced the neck p/up.
Now I'm replacing the bridge SCN with a Fred Stuart Lapwrap.
Thing is...the SCN that I am replacing has three wires, black yellow and green, the Lapwrap has two, yellow and black.
The yellow wire on both pickups I can account for, that's fine, the go to the volume pot. On the SCN pickup both the black and the green end up soldered to the tone pot.
The black on the Lapwrap...I don't know if that's a ground wire or if that is the tone wire.
There's also a solder point on the guitar itself underneath the bridge where it looks like three black ground wires come together. Should I just solder the black into there and forget about it?
If the black wire on the Lapwrap pickup itself its not for tone control, does that mean I run the Lapwrap wide open on tone?
If its for tone, how do I ground it? Does it have a dual function as a ground into the tone pot as well as tone control?
Now I'm replacing the bridge SCN with a Fred Stuart Lapwrap.
Thing is...the SCN that I am replacing has three wires, black yellow and green, the Lapwrap has two, yellow and black.
The yellow wire on both pickups I can account for, that's fine, the go to the volume pot. On the SCN pickup both the black and the green end up soldered to the tone pot.
The black on the Lapwrap...I don't know if that's a ground wire or if that is the tone wire.
There's also a solder point on the guitar itself underneath the bridge where it looks like three black ground wires come together. Should I just solder the black into there and forget about it?
If the black wire on the Lapwrap pickup itself its not for tone control, does that mean I run the Lapwrap wide open on tone?
If its for tone, how do I ground it? Does it have a dual function as a ground into the tone pot as well as tone control?
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