| While I'm waiting for help on this, I'll relate what I do know on the subject.
First, the pickup I'm wiring is a humbucker, 500mV output, unknown DC resistance.
Right now it's wired with no cap, no tone, only a volume pot. Also a DPDT switch wired for front blade/both/back blade. I'm not sure if the "both" is series or parallel. I'm going to rewire this into series/parallel. I think I'm losing something with the present wiring.
Smaller number caps are brighter-sounding. Higher-value pots are brighter-sounding.
Industry standard is 250k for single and split coil, 500k for humbuckers. Is this the volume or tone pot standard, though, or both?
250k pots blend better and are less "on/off" and also darker-sounding.
Volume pots are audio taper, tone pots are linear.
What would be the point of going to a 1 meg pot but then using a .1mfd cap? The pot is super-bright and the cap is super-not-bright. And would this be a tone pot or volume pot? Why do a one-size tone pot but a different size volume pot? Ie. with a stacked 250/500k pot.
The end game is two humbucker pickups wired like a '62 Jazz with the addition of series/parallel switches for each pup. I may or may not wire them as dual outputs.
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