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Mustang wiring options...

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with the switches in-phase and out-of-phase isn't there one setting the same and there's really only 3 different settings?

CB asked me to look for possible different wiring set ups to make the most of the switches.

Anyone have alternative wiring diagrams? Thanks!

here's a pix of how he wired up my Gibson L6-S:

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there are actually 5 different options on the mustang. bridge/neck/in phase/out phase/off

but the way I used to have my maple stang wired up was the back switch controlled the pickups, so it was: b/b+n/n and then the front switch was: volume & tone bypass/just tone bypass/no bypass. so you could have a few different setting and use them with a flick of the switch.
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Thanks!
Anywhere else where I could find some other different options?
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I've started to think about getting all the selection options in a more intuitive layout. One slider acts as a three-way pickup selector and the other selects in phase/out of phase/off.

I'm not sure how that would be wired in a real-life situation, but I'd personally find it to be easier to use.
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My main Mustang has no slide switches. Instead, I have a push-pull for bridge only, and the a 3-way mini toggle gives me neck, neck-bridge, and neck-bridge series.
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SKC Willie wrote:there are actually 5 different options on the mustang. bridge/neck/in phase/out phase/off
lol @ off being an option.
Concretebadger wrote:I've started to think about getting all the selection options in a more intuitive layout. One slider acts as a three-way pickup selector and the other selects in phase/out of phase/off.
this is a popular mod on the mustang. let me do a quick search and see if I can find a post about it.
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Concretebadger wrote:I've started to think about getting all the selection options in a more intuitive layout. One slider acts as a three-way pickup selector and the other selects in phase/out of phase/off.
I like this idea a lot and was wondering if it's possible to have one slider do neck/neck+bridge in parallel/bridge and the other pickup selector provide in-phase/neck+bridge in series/out-of-phase?

If so, would anyone know where I could find such a wiring diagram? I'm hoping to do this on the Kurt Cobain Mustang.
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Mages wrote:
SKC Willie wrote:there are actually 5 different options on the mustang. bridge/neck/in phase/out phase/off
lol @ off being an option.
To the wildly optimistic it's everything from a Mustang switch option to a TV network catering to those not at home.

I would replace the switches with 2-way on/offs and then use a push/pull on one of the knobs to put the pickups out of phase.
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