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Well I've put the robroe on the single coil, but I've found the 3-way switch I ordered is too big for the mustang control plate. I'm gonna rewire the top switch neck - both - bridge and leave the switch for aesthetics. Malik, you're pretty good at this, how could I wire it?

can remove the tone pot and put and 3 way in those place ......

just idea

iCEByTes wrote:can remove the tone pot and put and 3 way in those place ......

just idea

He just said that his three way does not fit on the control plate. That was the original idea...

I'll knock something up later, but I think you'll find MumblyJoe's diagram works fine, if you just take out two of the pots and a switch.

Malik wrote:

iCEByTes wrote:can remove the tone pot and put and 3 way in those place ......

just idea

He just said that his three way does not fit on the control plate. That was the original idea...

I'll knock something up later, but I think you'll find MumblyJoe's diagram works fine, if you just take out two of the pots and a switch.

ummm lol i maked confusion

coz 3 way can be switch


or mustang switch is 3 way too hahahah

yes icey i got the top switch from guitar parts resource. but it doesn't fit.#
cheers malik.

ElCapitan wrote:Well I've put the robroe on the single coil, but I've found the 3-way switch I ordered is too big for the mustang control plate. I'm gonna rewire the top switch neck - both - bridge and leave the switch for aesthetics. Malik, you're pretty good at this, how could I wire it?

Use the switching schematic Mumblyjoe made where one 3-way is neck-both-bridge, and the other controls the bridge humbucker series-tap-parallel.

theshadowofseattle wrote:
Use the switching schematic Mumblyjoe made where one 3-way is neck-both-bridge, and the other controls the bridge humbucker series-SPLIT-parallel.

WORD HARDER

Doog wrote:

theshadowofseattle wrote:
Use the switching schematic Mumblyjoe made where one 3-way is neck-both-bridge, and the other controls the bridge humbucker series-SPLIT-parallel.

WORD HARDER

Didn't we have the tap vs. split debate before? same thing.

Coiltap uses less windings the pickup, coilsplit uses one of the coils in a 'bucker.

Doog's right, they are different things. Tap is something you can do to a single coil, you can't split a single coil.

Mumbly Joe's diagram is really difficult to understand if i'm trying to have no second series - whatever - parallel switch and only one volume, one tone.
i'm gonna have to restring it now cause i've got a practice in 2 hours and keep it stock for the time being. damn.