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ideas on wiring
- Thread starter musicmanluke
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Sorry, I'm still not getting it. Or rather, there's a number of things you could mean by that and I don't want to assume.
What would be the end result of what you're trying to do?
What would be the end result of what you're trying to do?
It sounds sort of like a question I have been thinking of, but I may be wrong, so if I'm wrong on my assumption... sorry. But I need an answer anyway.
It sounds to me like Luke wants to wire his Stingray in Volume-Volume-tone. This is assuming the pickup is in fact able to be split and is wired as such.
MY question is in a Stingray 5, how is the pickup wired? I know the switch claims "Series-Parallel-Phantom Coil" (I think, I do things that make me forget). I guess the PU is a splittable humbucker and as such could be wired many ways. My purpose was to see if it could be run on a pan pot (if I put in a U-Retro Dlx), but I didn't know if I could, should, or whatever.
Maybe my search should continue, but if anyone has the short answer to either question, let us know.
It sounds to me like Luke wants to wire his Stingray in Volume-Volume-tone. This is assuming the pickup is in fact able to be split and is wired as such.
MY question is in a Stingray 5, how is the pickup wired? I know the switch claims "Series-Parallel-Phantom Coil" (I think, I do things that make me forget). I guess the PU is a splittable humbucker and as such could be wired many ways. My purpose was to see if it could be run on a pan pot (if I put in a U-Retro Dlx), but I didn't know if I could, should, or whatever.
Maybe my search should continue, but if anyone has the short answer to either question, let us know.
any splittable passive humbucker can be wired V/V/T.
I never thought of that...hmmm...nahhh...not very practical...
series/single/parallel switch and then V/T is the way to go on buckers.
I never thought of that...hmmm...nahhh...not very practical...
series/single/parallel switch and then V/T is the way to go on buckers.
^^But then it would be great to have volume, volume, tone. It will be a hard mod if it is possible..
There's a doc on the bartolini website that describes how to replace your stock SR5 MM with their replacement, and outlines the stock wiring in the process.rojo412 said:
