Three (3) Jazz Pickup Bass Wiring

Could really use some help.....

I'm planning to build a passive bass that has 3 jazz pickups - will probably end up using a hum-cancelling, split coil type pickup like the DiMarzio's....maybe an Area J type or some mixture Area J, Ultra J and Model J. Point being, they will be hum-cancelling, four-wire type jazz pickups. Since it'll be passive, I'd like to use an on/off switch like the Jaguar with one switch for each pickup. I have some Fender Jaguar Slide Switches (Part # 005-4508-000) with the two connector poles in the back. I would use one volume pot and one tone pot. Trying to keep this as simple as possible for now. For the volume and tone pots I was thinking of using 500K pots and unsure about the cap. Maybe stick with the .047 or should I go with something different. Overall, trying to maintain the vintage vibe (which is why I'm considering the Area J's) but allowing for tone flexibility via the use of different pickup configurations.

Would this work or will it create issues...sorry, this is my crude attempt at a wiring diagram:


Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

 

Line6Man, thanks for the reply. I appreciate it. I understand the diagram. The switches I have only have two terminals not six as you have in the drawing. So, how do I ground the switches? This is why I have the switches grounded to the pots which are then grounded to the bridge. Do I actually need different switches with the 6 terminals instead of the two terminals?

 

Awesome. Ok, I got it. Any thoughts on the cap? .047? .01?

 

Thanks. I'll start with the standard .047 and can always change the caps. Thanks much. I think I'm good.