RG 760 wiring Seymour plus dimarzio

[mr.death]

I have an 88 rg760 which has a dimarzio chopper in the neck position. I added a Seymour duncan distortion in the bridge position but the sound is less than stellar. I think the seymour might be wired out of phase. Not sure. Heres a diagram of the 5 way selector. Does this look right? The grren and bare wire from the seymour go to ground on the pot.

[RGTFanatic]

Fortunately. your Duncan is wired correctly. You could pull the red and white off of the last lug and tape them up (leaving them hanging). This may fatten the sound a bit, but you'll lose the capability of splitting it with the other pups.

Not knowing if your using the original switch or not, I'll add that the VLX-53 switch that came in your guitar may be damaged internally if it's been overheated anytime throughout the years. You should inspect it to be sure it's working properly.

[mr.death]

Turns out the ground from the trem claw broke off at pot and I was getting a ground hum as a result. I also removed the red and white wires as Im not interested in spilitting the bridge pup coil. Maybe the neck pickup though. The chopper i have in the neck pos is dynamite. Might sound cool split. Problem solved. I cant believe the output of this duncan distortion pup. Blazing!