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Calaveras

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Has anyone modded their new Sterling Classic to have the same pickup switching as a regular single H Sterling?
I love how the classic Sterling looks, but I live and die by the pickup switching on my regular Sterling.
 
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rutgart

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It could be done but you'd need to have a good luthier.

Can I suggest you look at your Classic as a different voice to your Regular Sterling and not mod it.
 

tbonesullivan

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you may have to disassemble the entire pickup to make it series/parallel capable. It may not even be the same pickup as on the normal sterling.
 

Calaveras

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It also just occurs to me that they surely do not have the phantom coil that the "normal" Sterling has.
I wonder if Guitar Center would mind me taking one apart before i buy it?
 

Musicman Nut

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Has anyone modded their new Sterling Classic to have the same pickup switching as a regular single H Sterling?
I love how the classic Sterling looks, but I live and die by the pickup switching on my regular Sterling.

I beleive the Preamp in the Classic Sterling is a Basic 2band Stingray Preamp, with that all I have done to one of mine was swap out the pickup with an old Stingray pickup I got off ebay and I Love it, but I also Love my other Stock Classic Sterlings that are Stock.
 
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