tms13pin
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I've got a pair of Phat Cats I'm putting into an axe that had a push/pull
on one of the controls for a coil tap when the hums were in there. Being
the tinkerer that I am, I can't just not use that switch. So, I'd like to
either use it for an out-of-phase switch or a switch that puts the pups
in series when I pull it.
I've never had an axe with P90's, so I'm asking you P90 users, which
would be the more useful sound? The pups out of phase, or series'd?
Of course, this is subjective, but I'm askin' anyway...
I know there are
these 4-way switches for teles that let you put the pups in series and
parallel... series tone is supposed to be more output but less highs (makes
sense). And I'm familar with out-of-phase tone for a pair of humbuckers
or a pair of strat pups, but not P90s.
FWIW, this pair of Phat Cats has one RWRP so when they're paralleled in
the middle, they hum-cancel.
Thanks for your input!
--Tom
on one of the controls for a coil tap when the hums were in there. Being
the tinkerer that I am, I can't just not use that switch. So, I'd like to
either use it for an out-of-phase switch or a switch that puts the pups
in series when I pull it.
I've never had an axe with P90's, so I'm asking you P90 users, which
would be the more useful sound? The pups out of phase, or series'd?
Of course, this is subjective, but I'm askin' anyway...
these 4-way switches for teles that let you put the pups in series and
parallel... series tone is supposed to be more output but less highs (makes
sense). And I'm familar with out-of-phase tone for a pair of humbuckers
or a pair of strat pups, but not P90s.
FWIW, this pair of Phat Cats has one RWRP so when they're paralleled in
the middle, they hum-cancel.
Thanks for your input!
--Tom