So, this came with a stock single coil in the bridge and a stock humbucker in the neck. i replaced the bridge pup with a Seymour Duncan HotRail a while back. now, here it is with the new Evo in the neck. The Evo sounds great clean, but its a little too loud. i wanted to tap it to get a "normal" tele sound when i wanted it, but the one coil was just too thin for me. i decided to go with wiring it in parallel on one position and series on another position. seems like the perfect balance between the loud full humbucker sound and thin single coil sound.
switch is like this...
1-bridge humbucker
2-bridge-coil tap
3- bridge and neck humbuckers
4-neck humbucker parallel
5-neck humbucker series
i use a strat knob for the volume because the switch is really close to the knob in the bridge position, and its a little tricky to switch. the knob was the same height as the switch cap, so i would be TRYIN to switch pickups but would wind up just whackin the volume knob. the strat knob is about a quarter inch lower. as for the tone, it has that TBX tone circuit so its kinda hard to turn the tone knob with a little strat knob on it, so there goes my matching knobs. ha ha. oh well...its meant to be played...
and i know this is not that interesting, but i gotta tell someone. ha ha .
