Asking for help with 5-way super switch

With a super switch it's not too hard to 'see' the connections in each position if you're using one pole for each of : n, m, b, and tone.

Do you have just one tone in mind?

I'll see if I can post a diagram later, if no one gets to it first.

 

https://www.seymourduncan.com/resources/pickup/wiring-diagrams

 

all parallel, no series coils? if so that should be easy because you're only switching the hot sides

 

Here's a quick diagram of a super switch wired up per your list, all parallel.

The tone could be wired to be connected in only some positions if you use the fourth pole. Or just wire it to the volume to be always connected.

You can pretty much read off the positions:
position 1: bridge
position 2: bridge + middle
position 3: bridge + neck
position 4: middle + neck
position 5: neck



For other info, Stew Mac has a nice page on superswitches.
https://www.stewmac.com/video-and-i...nd-electronics-and-wiring/super-switchi1.html

 

If you can give up neck and middle, you can swap in neck and bridge just by flip flopping the bridge and middle pickups in the pickguard, and save the super switch for something else. I'd rather have middle only than middle and neck (I've got other guitars for that sound). Bridge and neck in a Strat is a very useful tone.

 

The 4 pole superswitch can be difficult to accommodate in the Tele control rout. This diagram uses the 1/2 size 2 pole version.
https://darrenriley.com/store/fender-5-way-super-switch-grigs-0039003049/

 

Nice, and clever how the bridge is on 1, 2 on one pole and 3 on the other.

 

Here's the same thing, albeit wired a bit differently than the Phostenix diagram post #7 (same function either way), with the addition of a toggle or push-pull that alternates Bridge+Neck with Middle alone. The so-called Strat-o-Tele.

I just realized I drew this diagram with a modified TBX tone control (treble and bass cut on one pot). Feel free to wire in the usual tone circuit.