Hello,
I'm putting together a new PJ and am thinking about a different wiring scheme than my normal V/T/3-way switch. I've used this wiring because I've read it's the best way to make sure the P-bass pickup tone doesn't get changed by having the other pickup and different pots in the circuit. I was wondering if there is a way to wire a V/V/T, or maybe V/B/T, that accomplishes the same thing but doesn't require routing a switch. I don't know anything about electronics, but my basic understanding is that normally a p-bass pickup has 2x250k(?) pots in the circuit. If it's a PJ, wired in parallel like a jazz bass, then there would be extra pots (4x250k?) which accounts for why the p tone would change (darken/less treble frequencies?). I was curious what solutions have found for this.
I'm putting together a new PJ and am thinking about a different wiring scheme than my normal V/T/3-way switch. I've used this wiring because I've read it's the best way to make sure the P-bass pickup tone doesn't get changed by having the other pickup and different pots in the circuit. I was wondering if there is a way to wire a V/V/T, or maybe V/B/T, that accomplishes the same thing but doesn't require routing a switch. I don't know anything about electronics, but my basic understanding is that normally a p-bass pickup has 2x250k(?) pots in the circuit. If it's a PJ, wired in parallel like a jazz bass, then there would be extra pots (4x250k?) which accounts for why the p tone would change (darken/less treble frequencies?). I was curious what solutions have found for this.