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Old February 9th, 2008, 09:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question about may 5 way switch...?

I have a Nashville w/ a 5 way switch & have changed the neck & bridge pickups ( as well as having changed out the bridge & saddles). I want to complete my modding by removing the middle pickup & throwing on a standard style (ie: neck pickup-routed) blackguard. My question is , do I have to put a 3 way switch in or will pulling the middle pickup just "kill" its designated positions? I have plans to do this anyway, but I want to know if my 5 way will work in the meantime, & also will I be able to get the traditional "middle position" out of this configuration. Thanks in advance for any & all of your input!
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