resources "simple" esquire wiring with no tone control in position 3. scheme please?

[nokaster]

i have looked again (search) and i have asked it before...

i want to do a simple esquire wiring like in the resources, but i want position 3 to be the one with no tone control and position 2 the one with tone control.

can anyone please draw up that wiring scheme?
would be a great help...

so far i have been staring at the 3 schemes in the resources and it seems logical to take scheme number 1 and replace the 2 caps + resistor by 1 cap as in scheme number 3 to get what i want?

[maestrovert]

Courtesy of the Seymour Duncan website @ www.seymourduncan.com :


Esquire wiring diagram here


Hope it helps ya !

[cRaZY Tom]

again courtesy of Seymour Duncan

[nokaster]

maestro & tom,


thx, but that isn't what i'm looking for.
the resources section of our forum has that scheme also.

but i want the SIMPLE version from the resources section, only with position 2 & 3 in that scheme, the other way around...

[maestrovert]

Originally Posted by nokaster

maestro & tom,


thx, but that isn't what i'm looking for.
the resources section of our forum has that scheme also.

but i want the SIMPLE version from the resources section, only with position 2 & 3 in that scheme, the other way around...

easy enough to do i guess.....jes' rewire the switch if all you're doing is changing the switch positions around.....

Jes' m.h.o., y.m.m.v.

[Deaf Eddie]

[nokaster]

ok that's the right order on the switch but i only want to use 1 cap instead on 2caps + resistor.

how do i wire it then?

thx

[tonfarbe]

Originally Posted by nokaster

ok that's the right order on the switch but i only want to use 1 cap instead on 2caps + resistor.

how do i wire it then?

thx

I made the 3 Esquire diagrams in the resources section and I also described the 1-cap-method:
"I also like the simple 0.047 uf cap for the "bassy" sound more.
If you want to go that route, forget about the cap + resistor mess from lug #6 + #7.
Simply solder a wire form lug #6 to #7 and the 0.047 uf capacitor from lug #7 to the back of the volume pot."

Hope that helps

[tonewoods]

Then there's this....