vol/blend diagram

[pat5s]

Does somebody here have vol/blend diagram?
Please give me the pic or link...

Thank you!

 

[fjadams]

Should find one here. This is my favorite wiring method as I think it gives the most tonal variations.

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[pat5s]

Thanks bro...

 

[walterw]

i got one! from this thread

 

[pat5s]

thanksss!

 

[addicted]

I have a question regarding vol/blend but unrelated to diagram. Let me pile on to this a bit

When you have a blend control and the blend control is set for to activate both pickups, Does it activate in each 50% volume or each 100% volume?

 

[line6man]

I have a question regarding vol/blend but unrelated to diagram. Let me pile on to this a bit

When you have a blend control and the blend control is set for to activate both pickups, Does it activate in each 50% volume or each 100% volume?

That depends on the type of blend pot you use.

M/N blends run both pickups directly to the output, while A/C blends attenuate both pickups.

 

[addicted]

That depends on the type of blend pot you use.

M/N blends run both pickups directly to the output, while A/C blends attenuate both pickups.

Sorry but what is M/N and A/C?

Does the same apply for switch-based pickup selector?

 

[line6man]

Sorry but what is M/N and A/C?

Does the same apply for switch-based pickup selector?

M/N and A/C are the tapers of the blend pots.

Pickup selector switches simply turn the pickups on and off. There is no resistance added to the circuit.

If you want a blend pot that behaves like a pickup selector switch, then choose an M/N taper blend, with the grounds left off. This will behave as a pickup selector switch, at the center detent, and the soloed pickup positions.