Guit Electronics Guys.. I must bypass a push-pull tone
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JakeAC5253
Frozen Sun Audio
- Nov 19, 2010
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You can just cut the wires and wire it back up later using new wire. Keep the pot so you'll know how to wire it. Transfer the cap to the new pot when you get it.
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Dude just cut the tone pot out of the circuit. Run the volume pot straight to the output jack.
Google around for humbucker wiring diagrams. If worse comes to worse, wire the pickup straight to the output jack.
Be aware that the sound will change a little bit due to less load on the electrical circuit (Will get more output gain tho)
A soldering iron and solder comes in handy for these kinda jobs
Google around for humbucker wiring diagrams. If worse comes to worse, wire the pickup straight to the output jack.
Be aware that the sound will change a little bit due to less load on the electrical circuit (Will get more output gain tho)
A soldering iron and solder comes in handy for these kinda jobs
Here is exactly what you need to do...
Cut the wire going from the volume pot's lug to the tone pot's lug. Do not cut any of the ground wires. Each pickup has a white and green wire going to the push/pull. Remove those, but leave them connected to each other. Tape them to protect them from touching anything. To reiterate, you'll have two wires coming out of each pickup that won't be going to anything, but they'll be connected to themselves. You can see it better in this pic:
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=2h_1v_1t_3w
Ignore the tone pot portion. Just note how Duncan's red and white wires are both connected and taped up. Your colors on those stock Schecter pickups are white and green.
Cut the wire going from the volume pot's lug to the tone pot's lug. Do not cut any of the ground wires. Each pickup has a white and green wire going to the push/pull. Remove those, but leave them connected to each other. Tape them to protect them from touching anything. To reiterate, you'll have two wires coming out of each pickup that won't be going to anything, but they'll be connected to themselves. You can see it better in this pic:
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=2h_1v_1t_3w
Ignore the tone pot portion. Just note how Duncan's red and white wires are both connected and taped up. Your colors on those stock Schecter pickups are white and green.
