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I wouldn't do all that, but I am not you.I've been doing a little search online.
I'm in a bit of a hurry at the moment because I'm going out tonight, but how does this site look for it? I glanced through it quickly but didn't get to read the whole thing
http://www.guitarnuts.com/wiring/stastic/index.php
I have a Strat wired with 2 volumes,one master tone,three position switch.The middle PU is not wired to the switch as it now has it's own volume.I think the main + to this wiring is you get the neck+bridge and all three on in addition to the usual 5 selections.It was an easy wire up.I did this a while back but I think I got the schematic from Novak Guitars.Hope this helps.2 volumes, 1 tone. How different is this than wiring up a normal Strat? I can't seem to find a wiring guide for it, but I know it's been done.
Also if anyone has this it'd be great to hear about how it sounds, or if it's a terrible idea.
I'm open to suggestions
If they're all 3 single-coils, yes.Thanks jmax. That definitely helps. so I could just do it the same exact way, but use all 250k correct? That's the set up I want, one volume for neck and middle, the other for bridge, and then the master tone
Jack Briggs sent me a wiring diagram for that exact setup. Put it in my Strat, works great with a .047 Bumble Bee cap and WCR SR pickups. If you want that diagram, shoot me an email and I'll send it to you.Thanks jmax. That definitely helps. so I could just do it the same exact way, but use all 250k correct? That's the set up I want, one volume for neck and middle, the other for bridge, and then the master tone