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Stevie M
 Post subject: 2 electric ?'s in one
PostPosted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 6:29 am 
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A couple of electrics questions in one here.
On my new build I'm using two humbucks and a single, HB's neck and bridge, single mid, and splitting the HB's. 1 Volume pot and two tones ( I might change one of the tones for an effects pot), with a rotary 5 way switch instead of a toggle.
First question------- For the coil split do I need a 2 way or 3 way switch on each?
Second question-----Anyone know where I can find a wiring diagram for this configuration?
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Lillian F-W
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Stevie, poke around Seymour Duncan's site. You might find what you are looking for in the strat section.

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 1:37 pm 
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That Seymour Site is definitely on favourites now!!!! Thanks. Still not got the configuration I want though, I'll try on their forum.
And yep----bring on the knobs and sticks :D I want to be able to split independently.
One of the probs I'm finding so far is I'm being greedy-----Two HB's AND a single!! So I think it's got to be switches, not push/pull pots ( unless I have one for each pickup, but that's being silly)
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:19 pm 
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Ok, I've decided now-----It's going to be 3 Tone push/pulls, that way each pup'll have a tone too!
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Resist the urge to have all sounds come from one guitar - because then you build one, and you're done! No reason to build another! gaah

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Wanna bet??? There's ALWAYS an excuse to build another one bliss

Now I'm not too sure whether to go for a 5 way selector, or 3 individual 2 way switches, like my last one idunno . Decisions, decisions!!!!!
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Tap Tap Tap We're waiting. :D

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I'm trying to get a couple of pics up here, but they're all too big!! Got to find a way to reduce them down to 256KB idunno

Any suggestions?????
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Stevie, what OS are you using?

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Vista on the Laptop, XP on the PC. Got an idea then? any help appreciated!
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I use VSO resizer for Vista. http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/

Microsoft has Image Resizer for XP. You'll have to go to the site and search for it.

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Cheers Lillian.
Right, I did that, now to see if it works ok.

Yep--it works bliss

Not the best photo, I know, specially now it's made smaller. I'll put another couple up too.
Thinking about it, I may as well just start a new topic on it!


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Looks great Stevie.

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