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Old August 14th, 2006, 10:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Qustion on 3 mini switch wiring

alright i want to wire 3 individual switches for each pickups i think in order to do this i'll need SPDT switches but my qustion is if i wire them parallel off series will i be able to A) select bridge & neck in parallel & B) could i select a pickup in series & parallel or just either series or parallel and no mixing. Unfortunitly my knowledge of electronics is limited but with the help from some friends my soldering skills are pretty good.
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Old August 15th, 2006, 11:27 AM   #2 (permalink)
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My favorite mini-toggle scheme

Since you say "THREE SWITCHES" I will assume that this scheme would work for you. It's the ol' Dan Armstrong three-mini-toggles for twelve tones scheme. I had one of my Strats wired like this, and it's not as confusing as it seems at first glance - it actually makes pretty good sense after you've played it for a bit. All the "magnificent seven" parallel combos are there, and the rest are series and series/parallel combos.



Note that the bridge toggle is an on/ON/on three-way, the mid and neck toggles are on/on (two-way). You can get these at Stewart-MacDonald, RadioShack, and many other fine establishments.
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Old August 17th, 2006, 11:32 AM   #3 (permalink)
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hey DE thanks for the response and your sight is awesome. i actualy stumbled upon this diagram while looking for a sweet switch selector mod and decided on this one instead http://www.1728.com/guitar2.htm becasuse part of the reason im doing this is 1 to have something to do & 2 get into the realms of brian may. now my question is what type of switches is he using for the phase switch i already bought 3 on/on/on switches for the pickups but i cant figure out what type of switches hes using for the phase switches. so again thanks for the diagram but could you tell what type and possibly where i could pickup the switches for the phase switch.
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Old August 23rd, 2006, 02:59 PM   #4 (permalink)
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You have the wrong parts...

You can't use your on/on/on switches for that mod.

The phase and series switches are regular ol' DP/DT on/on switches.

He states that the pup on/offs are SP/ST on/offs, and they are drawn that way, but you actually COULD use DP/DT on/on for ALL the switches, including the pup on/offs.
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