Observe my main guitar.
It's in a state.
I have removed the bridge. I have placed a black cover on the neck pickup. I have Fender 250K volume and tone pots (the tone pot being a no-load) and a 4-position switch. The jack is wired in and installed. Since this is a top-loader (if you look closely, you'll notice), I haven't pulled the strings when I pulled the bridge, and I don't want to deal with the neck yet. Otherwise, I could probably put the bridge back on, winding the bridge ground around a screw.
But I'm confused about wiring. There's the Fender schematic and the Seymour Duncan schematic, and while I've started doing the SD schematic, I don't understand switches enough to translate.
So, this is where it will stay for now.
2 comments:
Don't get the disconnect the neck pickup black wire from the cover... eh! I was okay up to that point... The Fender one I can't follow at all
The current state of my guitar is wired up, working, but every switch position is either parallel or serial. I can get signal by hitting a TV zapper right above the pickups in every switch position. Which means I did it wrong.
I have had something in my head that explains why the PU cover gets grounded separately. I forget it now. I never strongly got it, though.
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