Edmundo
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I need other opinions on this, please.
I've got a Tele with standard 3-way, vol, & tone. The neck pup is a single lead & ground. The bridge pup is a Duncan w/4 leads & ground. I've got the Duncan hooked up to the push/pull tone pot for series/parallel switching. What I want to do is put in a "lead" switch to work like this: in one position, all the controls work normally; in the other position, the controls are bypassed and just the bridge pup goes directly to the output, in series mode. I have a SPST, DPDT, and a 3PDT available for this "lead" switch.
I've tried to figure it out on paper, but I can't seem to eliminate the neck pup signal bleeding backwards into the bridge pup.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I've got a Tele with standard 3-way, vol, & tone. The neck pup is a single lead & ground. The bridge pup is a Duncan w/4 leads & ground. I've got the Duncan hooked up to the push/pull tone pot for series/parallel switching. What I want to do is put in a "lead" switch to work like this: in one position, all the controls work normally; in the other position, the controls are bypassed and just the bridge pup goes directly to the output, in series mode. I have a SPST, DPDT, and a 3PDT available for this "lead" switch.
I've tried to figure it out on paper, but I can't seem to eliminate the neck pup signal bleeding backwards into the bridge pup.
Any help would be much appreciated.