Looking for JP wiring with parallel HB instead of coil split

[nirki]

Hi,
Hope this is the right place for this thread.
I am looking for a Jimmy Page wiring diagram that has parallel Humbuckers instead of coil splits (The humbucker itself in parallel).
I don't really know electronics so I don't know what changes to make for the original diagram.
I've only found one diagram for this wiring here but I've also seen people saying the volume modification he did isn't good here.
And I don't know what changes to make to this diagram to have the volumes normal.
If someone has a diagram for what I need without the modification he made it will be much appreciated.
Thanks, Nir.

[newey]

nirki-

Hello and Welcome to G-Nutz2!

The first link in your post shows the series/parallel "module" wiring for each pickup, which we'll call "local" series/parallel, i.e., series/parallel between the 2 coils of each pickup (There is another push/pull for the "global" series/parallel between the 2 humbuckers). The local series/parallel wiring is taken from 1728.com, which is a site run by wolf, one of our long-time members here. That module gets substituted in place of the coil-split push/pulls in the Jimmy Page scheme.

The second link, to neophytebuilder 's thread is discussing exactly what you want to do, and the diagram he posted will work, with the 2 provisos discussed there. First, as you note, is the "independent" volume control wiring. That is easily fixed on the diagram, as reTrEaD explained, by simply swapping the input/output connections to both volume pots so that the center lug (the "wiper") is connected to the pickup switch and the input to the CCW (or "anticlockwise") lug.

The second issue is with the operation of the "global" series/parallel switch in series mode, as was discussed there. The suggestion was that neophytebuilder look at our member JohnH 's version of the Jimmy Page wiring, which solves the problem, and that neophyte then substitute the local series/parallel switches into JohnH's diagram. We never heard back from neophytebuiler if he ever did so or not. You should do likewise, but if you need a complete wiring diagram showing all those changes, we'll be happy to do one- but it may be a week or so, certainly if I was to do one, as real life intrudes.

You could tackle the redrawing yourself by modifying things as suggested in the other thread, and then we'll check your work, that would be much quicker

[nirki]

Hi, 
Thanks for your reply.
I'm trying to understand how to fix it myself from the explanations but I can't figure it out due to my lack of knowledge in electronics.
It will be great if you can make a diagram (if it isn't too much effort of course).
I'm not short in time so it can take as many time as takes.

Thank you very much.