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robert(original) wrote:mmmpicker, that is the first competent thing you have said in 21 posts.

So that my posts can more closely rise to your minimum standards of competency can you please list each of my prior 20 posts and show, very specifically, where each one was deficient ?

Personally I feel reluctant to make offensive comments to people I don't know, it's nice to see that others aren't encumbered by the sense of common courtesy that I'm saddled with.

Some boards have Terms of Service restrictions about this sort of stuff, I guess that's not an issue for you here, nice to see.

It kind of knocked me for 6 also, I don't think that was necessary at all, Robert.

Fyi, that was my way of saying i agree with your statement.

Mike wrote: The switch is a DPDT so it can switch two things at once, so you could do phase flipping of the pickups up there if you wanted.

Could it put the two pickups in series? I don't mean a series/parallel toggle for the lead circuit, I mean flick on the rhythm circuit and both pickups are activated in series with their own volume/tone, for playing solos.

That would be ideal, but is it technically possible?

Mike wrote:Yep. Every well designed guitar should after all.

The CIJ Jaguars don't hum cancel; the neck and bridge pickups are identical (same winding direction, identical output level).

Fender really went cheap-o with those old Jags; even Squires strats get matching pickup sets!