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Post by jhng on Aug 21, 2006 6:14:07 GMT -5
I'm going to be even more erratic in my "contribution" (for want of a better word) to the community for the foreseeable future. Goin' a-wandering for a while and then moving to a new firm in September where I don't expect to see daylight for several years! (I'm being measured up for a grindstone...).
However, before then I will try and find time to post a few new schematics that embody some handy wiring tricks. Otherwise- I hope I haven't left anyone waiting on an answer. (or done that terrible thing where you make a suggestion for a wiring arrangement and then fail to come back and explain how to implement it...).
I look forward to checking for an update on the two great wiring conundrums of (a) whether shunted coils suck tone, and (b) whether "coils hanging from hot" pick up noise.
Hastings
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Post by ChrisK on Aug 21, 2006 21:20:09 GMT -5
a. YES, if you have actual HF tone to suck. Despair (as opposed to hair) band humbuckers have little to worry about.
b. YES, due to the capacitive coupling within a shielded pickup if the shield is connected to common (LR||C + C AC voltage divider). This is a high-pass resulting circuit.
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