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Old 03-16-2009, 04:32 PM
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L2500 Tribute Individual Outer SC/Parallel/Inner SC switches wiring help please!

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I've got an L2500 Tribute with an Audere 3ZB preamp and individual series/single coil/parallel switches.

I'd like to do a complete copper foil shielding job, and while I'm in there I want to replace the Audere 3ZB with an Audere Classic Four Band pre, and replace the individual series/single coil/parallel switches with individual outer single coil/parallel/inner single coil switches.

Below is a wiring diagram for a unified outer single coil/parallel/inner single coil using a 4PDT switch.



I've got a bunch of on-on-on DPDT switches - could I split this unified switch in half on two of these?
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Old 03-17-2009, 10:13 AM
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Old 03-17-2009, 07:05 PM
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Yes- a 4pdt switch is identical to 2 dpdt switches being flipped at the same time.

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Yes- a 4pdt switch is identical to 2 dpdt switches being flipped at the same time.

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Thanks!

So the yellow and white wires from each pup go to the switches - do the green and black wires go to ground?
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Yep- since you aren't wiring for "series" mode, you can just view each pickup as 2 seperate coils. Each coil has a "start" (ground) and a "finish"(hot). The Green and Black wires are both "start", and the Yellow and White are both "finish".

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Yep- since you aren't wiring for "series" mode, you can just view each pickup as 2 seperate coils. Each coil has a "start" (ground) and a "finish"(hot). The Green and Black wires are both "start", and the Yellow and White are both "finish".

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So, you wire the "start" wire to ground?
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