styphon
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Post by styphon on May 9, 2008 0:45:54 GMT -5
Is it possible to have series/parrallel of HSS without removing the 5-way switch or using more than a DPDT/SPDT?
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Post by sumgai on May 9, 2008 2:38:54 GMT -5
styphon, I guess the best answer is: it depends. (Which I almost ruined a pair of, trying to figure out what you're really asking here.......) The short answers would be: "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS without removing the 5-way switch?" Yes. "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS using more than a DPDT?" Yes. "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS using more than a SPDT?" Yes. Somehow I don't think this is what you wanted. Sorry to say, you're gonna have to be a tad bit more specific.  Are you perhaps looking to use some components you already have on hand in order to achieve a few series/parallel combos? sumgai |
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Post by styphon on May 9, 2008 3:32:57 GMT -5
styphon, I guess the best answer is: it depends. (Which I almost ruined a pair of, trying to figure out what you're really asking here.......) The short answers would be: "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS without removing the 5-way switch?" Yes. "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS using more than a DPDT?" Yes. "Is it possible to have series/parallel of HSS using more than a SPDT?" Yes. Somehow I don't think this is what you wanted. Sorry to say, you're gonna have to be a tad bit more specific. Are you perhaps looking to use some components you already have on hand in order to achieve a few series/parallel combos? sumgai Yes I am, I am hoping to keep the 5 way selector I already have in, and I also have DPDT ON/ON and DPDT ON/ON/ON switches available. So I would like to do Parrallel/series combinations using these. |
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Post by ChrisK on May 9, 2008 11:19:25 GMT -5
So, is your other post like the reciprocal of this one or sumpthin'?  You might take a look at 3 Single Coils and The "S-None Switch". It will work with a humbucker, just do the splitting before you connect it in to the design. It can reuse the 5-way switch, you'll have to translate from the Schaller MegaSwitch "S" switch (simple is). |
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Are you perhaps looking to use some components you already have on hand in order to achieve a few series/parallel combos?
