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beej
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From the Duncan site:
Colours are different for the Dimarzios --> B&W are to the pot and Red is hot.
There's no way to do series/parallel with a pot. You need a DPDT (6 lugs) for each p'up. But the "spin-a-split" works quite well. If you have a Silent Circuit handy, you can wire it up to ground the coil so as to get some noise reduction.
Colours are different for the Dimarzios --> B&W are to the pot and Red is hot.
There's no way to do series/parallel with a pot. You need a DPDT (6 lugs) for each p'up. But the "spin-a-split" works quite well. If you have a Silent Circuit handy, you can wire it up to ground the coil so as to get some noise reduction.
Colin
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Hey Beej at the next forum hang I might see if I can get you to do this for me?
ShaneV
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From the Duncan site:
Colours are different for the Dimarzios --> B&W are to the pot and Red is hot.
There's no way to do series/parallel with a pot. You need a DPDT (6 lugs) for each p'up. But the "spin-a-split" works quite well. If you have a Silent Circuit handy, you can wire it up to ground the coil so as to get some noise reduction.
I had a similar scheme in my silo special for a while (but instead of being a blend pot for the two coils of a pickup it was a blend to bring the neck pickup in in series with the bridge) it's pretty neat.
tommyindelaware
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beej
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I'll bring the soldering iron and buy the beer.
ShaneV
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