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Old 02-01-2010, 06:38 PM
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What do you think of this pickup configuration ?


Hello folks,

I thought of a configuration that uses most of the pickups' combinations.

I'll be having:

Neck : Dimarzio D Activator X neck
Middle : Dimarzio Chopper
Bridge : Dimarzio D Activator X neck

I though of using a superswitch (24 lugs) with 500K 2 push/pulls and the configuration will be like that:

From Bridge > A B C D E F >> to Neck

*Volume Pot is for Humbucker/Single.

*Tone Pot is for Series/Parallel.


1. V down /T down : Humbucker / Series - as normal for humbuckers = normal position. In positions 2 and 4 : coils from two adjacent pups, in series. (Normal H S H guitar setting in Series)C

Pos1: A & B in Series
Pos2: B & C in Series
Pos3: C & D in Series
Pos4: D & E in Series
Pos5: E & F in Series

2. V up /T down : Single/ Forced Parallel - there's only one coil selected at a time on this setting, so there's no series - because series wiring needs at least two coils - so, 5 single coil sounds. This configuration is Just useful in Pos1, Pos3 and Pos5 to get Strat like sound

Pos1: A in Parallel
Pos2: B in Parallel
Pos3: C in Parallel
Pos4: D in Parallel
Pos5: E in Parallel


3. V down /T up : Humbucker / Parallel In setting 3, it includes all parallel combos of adjacent coils, so positions 2 and 4 are a bit like those on a Strat, being a single from each of two pups (Normal H S H guitar setting in Parallel)

Pos1: A & B in Parallel
Pos2: B & C in Parallel
Pos3: C & D in Parallel
Pos4: D & E in Parallel
Pos5: E & F in Parallel

4. V up / T up : Single / Parallel - its the same as setting number 2

What do you think ? I think with this configuration, I may be able to get many possible sounds.

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Old 02-01-2010, 06:49 PM
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Re: What do you think of this pickup configuration ?


no point putting the chopper in the middle. Keep the stock if u have.
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Old 02-01-2010, 06:56 PM
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Re: What do you think of this pickup configuration ?


I need a H H H guitar

I have H S H only..

That is the point
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Old 02-01-2010, 08:33 PM
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Re: What do you think of this pickup configuration ?


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I need a H H H guitar

I have H S H only..

That is the point
I see not sure if the chopper can act as a full hum bucker. I have one neck chopper.
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Old 02-01-2010, 08:37 PM
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Re: What do you think of this pickup configuration ?


Not as a full humbucker ofc. Just a humbucker. I liked it so much.
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