Mustang Switches and Wiring Help
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Mustang Switches and Wiring Help
Hey all!
I was wondering if anyone had any input on this? Can't seem to find a good answer anywhere.
I want to put a P Rails in the bridge and either a Vintage or Cool Rails in the neck of my Jag-Stang. I want to install a 3-way switch for standard pickup switching but wanted to repurpose the slider switches to be split/series/parallel on the neck and single/humbucker/P90 for the bridge. All of the wiring diagrams I can find are for 6 lug switches. The Jag-Stang/Mustang switches are 8 lug on-on-on (as far as I know. The StewMac ones are on-on-on at least).
Is it possible to do what I'm looking to do with these switches or will I need to get a whole new pickguard with the switches omitted and extra holes added at the bottom for mini toggles?
Thanks!
I was wondering if anyone had any input on this? Can't seem to find a good answer anywhere.
I want to put a P Rails in the bridge and either a Vintage or Cool Rails in the neck of my Jag-Stang. I want to install a 3-way switch for standard pickup switching but wanted to repurpose the slider switches to be split/series/parallel on the neck and single/humbucker/P90 for the bridge. All of the wiring diagrams I can find are for 6 lug switches. The Jag-Stang/Mustang switches are 8 lug on-on-on (as far as I know. The StewMac ones are on-on-on at least).
Is it possible to do what I'm looking to do with these switches or will I need to get a whole new pickguard with the switches omitted and extra holes added at the bottom for mini toggles?
Thanks!
fuck this the new way they got this shit set up on thier site is fucking 800 drop down menus to get to one diagram (if) they have it
9 times out of 10 there is no diagram.....they should just let you fucking browse ALL the diagrams so you can substitute pickups in MAKE BELIEVE and then just wire shit
9 times out of 10 there is no diagram.....they should just let you fucking browse ALL the diagrams so you can substitute pickups in MAKE BELIEVE and then just wire shit
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I love P Rails, but gave up trying to wire them with anything other than the hipshot pickup ring. They really come to life when you are able to select not only between each coil, but whether the coils are together in series or parallel. Parallel sounds 50s PAF, series sounds hotter and compressed. All are great.
I know I go on about them, but they are brilliant pickups.
I know I go on about them, but they are brilliant pickups.
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cobbled it together out of a couple of relevant wiring diagrams I found. It should work.GreenCustom24 wrote:DUDE. That looks perfect. Where the hell did you find it? Or did you make it?
But I gotta give Bacchus some support on the Triple Shot pickup ring. I used one with the Duncan Detonator in my Jazzmaster, and it's amazing. If I were trying out what you're doing, I'd wire one Mustang switch as a pickup selector and the other as the options selector for the Cool Rails. Then, for the bridge P-Rails, I'd use the Triple Shot. That way there's no need to drill or lose a potentiometer for a 3 way selector.
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