H Posted June 13, 2012 Posted June 13, 2012 so if one is ordering humbuckers and intends to use this wiring....are you ordering 2 wire or 4 wire humbuckers It doesn't matter - this is purely about how the volume pots connect to the tone pots through the capacitors.
H Posted June 13, 2012 Posted June 13, 2012 so if one is ordering humbuckers and intends to use this wiring....are you ordering 2 wire or 4 wire humbuckers Just to expand on this a bit: buy four wire 'buckers if you want to coil split them, otherwise two wire 'buckers will be fine. Two or four wire is irrelevant to the vintage/modern wiring requirements: they both work fine with either.
Blunote Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 As I understood it. Modern wired p'ups are set up so that if one volume knob is turned all the way down, the guitar is off. I thought 50's wiring allowed one pickup volume knob to turn down while leaving the other p'up on. Is that correct? If so, I wonder if anyone has done 50s wiring on HRWs and what the result was?
H Posted June 14, 2012 Posted June 14, 2012 As I understood it. Modern wired p'ups are set up so that if one volume knob is turned all the way down, the guitar is off. I thought 50's wiring allowed one pickup volume knob to turn down while leaving the other p'up on. Is that correct? If so, I wonder if anyone has done 50s wiring on HRWs and what the result was? It doesn't change that aspect of the controls. It's a change to how each volume pot connects to its tone pot via the capacitor. It just changes the rate the tone rolls off when increasing/decreasing the volume.
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