Is this possible? Dual coil x Jaguar

I'm pricing and specing out a potential bass build and want something passive with insane tonal options, a la Roscoe Beck. I freaking love the way Jaguar basses look and felt like I'd be able to get away with a similar setup by taking advantage of the three switches on the bottom horn. Basically, I want to use either Nordstrand Dual Coils (preference) or Seymour Duncan NYC dual coils. The top switch would be a single/dual coil selector for the neck pickup, the middle switch would be the same for the bridge pickup, and the third switch would be a series/parallel selector. Each pickup would get stacked volume/tone knobs, and the third hole would be the input.

Despite my best efforts, I am horribly incompetent with a soldering iron and don't know a thing about wiring schematics, so while I think this is a stupid cool concept I have no idea how feasible it is. Could any of you legends help me out?

 

Solid start, but one thing I forgot to mention is that for the Jag control plate, you can only fit DPDT switches in the slots - three position on-on-on switches are too long. Ideally, I'd wire it like the Roscoe Beck, but if I want to keep the Jag motif and use the control plate I don't know where I'd find 3-position switches that are the same size as a DPDT switch.

 

I found this diagram and think it could work if I
1. drop the 3-way pickup selector and rely completely on the volume pots,
2. change the individual pickup pickup switch from 3-way series/single/parallel to 2-way dual coil/coil tap, and
3. keep the master series/parallel switch.

2 Humbuckers/3-Way Toggle Switch/2 Volumes/2 Tones/Series-Split-Parallel & Master Series-Parallel

All three switches could then be DPDT sliders that fit in the standard Jaguar plate. Thoughts?

 

Very good point! I was going to keep it passive and only use the bottom horn plates, but I could slap a Gibson-style 3-way switch on the upper horn very easily. Would doing this rather than the individual volume/tone pots help reduce noise?

 

Also, I found some custom Jag plates that can fit a pair of on/on/on slide switches, so I could put the pickup series/single/parallel switches there and use a Gibson 3-way switch on the upper horn to basically get the same switching options as a Roscoe Beck without the weight.

AND Warmoth can custom route bodies and Jazzmaster pickguards for this!