HH 2V & 1T PP with 3-Way 12 prongs Toggle Switch

[pandejon]

Sorry for my broken english, I hope you understand what I'm asking for.

I have this guitar: ibanez.com/wiring/diagrams/2005/W04010W.pdf

I want to set it up like: www.seymourduncan.com/support...v_1t_3w_pp.pdf

the problem is the 3 toggle switch is different type

1st question, just to make sure, is the 3 way toggle in the guitar is this one?

www.guitarelectronics.com/product/SWT36

2nd question, how I rewire it?

3rd question, there is other diagram to rewire the guitar, to set it up in different way? series/parallel maybe?

Thanks for your help

pandejon

[UnklMickey]

hi pandejon,

welcome to GuitarNuts2.

your English seems just fine so far!

the answer to your 1^st question is YES.

unfortunately there is a problem with the Seymour Duncan link you provided.

did you mean this one?
www.seymourduncan.com/support/schematics/2h_2v_1t_3w_pp.html

if that is not right, and if you can't get the link you wanted to post properly, just type out the name, like:

2 HB, 1 volume, 2 tone, 3-way, 2 push-pulls. or whatever drawing you mean.

we'll know how to look it up on the SD site:

www.seymourduncan.com/support/schematics.shtml

then someone will be able to answer your other questions.

things happen somewhat slow on this board, so be patient.


cheers,

unk

[pandejon]

Thanks unk for the response,

Yes, www.seymourduncan.com/support/schematics/2h_2v_1t_3w_pp.html is the SD schematics I mean, or 2 HB, 1 volume, 2 tone, 3-way, 2 push-pulls

Now I desperate for the answer no 2 and no 3, if possible.

Somebody pleaseeeeeeee........

[UnklMickey]

pandejon said:

...Now I desperate for the answer no 2 and no 3, if possible.

Somebody pleaseeeeeeee........

you sound so desperate and needy. relax, take a breath.



the red Xs show where connections will no longer be made.

i didn't eliminate the wire that goes from the top 2 poles (center column) of the toggle to the ground at the volume control.

it doesn't matter if you leave it, or remove it.

the blue lines show new connections that you need to make.


#3 - you could do other things like series/parallel, a phase switch, or a Jimmy Page wiring scheme, but that would require more push-pulls.

i'm not interested in putting anything together like that, but maybe someone else might be.


cheers,

unk

[pandejon]

unk, thank you very much for the diagram.

I don't know how much I owe you, hope good karma always follow you on this and next life

Thanks again

pandejon