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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: maryland
Posts: 481
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for you pros out there.... can it be done
so now that i have sheilded my bullet strat and changed out three, thats right three, pickups i can do anything........ with some help from yall.
i want a jonny greenwood tele plus with two lace in the bridge and 1 in the neck with a kill switch. and i would like to convert my MIM 72 custom RI. i know some of yall might not like the idea but its kinda what i want to do. so i know there are some real smart mo fos out here, any of ya out here think its possible. and if so is there a schematic that i could follow. just a thought. thanx |
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Illinois
Posts: 2,873
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If I'm following what you want to do, wire the bridge pickups in parallel, and treat them like a single coil pickup. Is the kill switch killing both pickups? If so, wire it in series with the output jack. If it's just killing the neck pickup, wire it in series with the neck pickup where it connects to the pickup switch. Otherwise, just use the standard three or four way Tele wiring.
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Euless, Texas
Posts: 279
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Make sure the kill switch connects between the signal and ground wire to the output jack so it shorts the signal to ground like your amp does when you remove the guitar cable. Otherwise if you just open the signal wire it will kill the guitar signal but you probably will have some or a lot of hum as the guitar cable and wiring in the guitar will act like one big antenna for noise.
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