Suggestions for wiring coil splitting humbuckers?

[brand0nized]

I want to split my humbuckers on my Tele. It's dual HB with one volume and tone for the entire guitar. Any one have a diagram for this?


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[TGP39]

Maybe these will help:

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/product/WD2HH3T11_00/Guitar-Wiring-Diagram-2-Humbuckers3-Way-Toggle-Switch1-Volume0Tone000.html

http://www.tdpri.com/forum/tele-home-depot/204523-wiring-dual-humbucker-tele.html

http://www.smitspickups.com/coiltapping.html

Steve.

[culturejam]

Seymour Duncan has just about every wiring diagram possible on their site.

[kgull]

My personal favorite is to get a 4p5t switch and wiring it like this. Then replace both pots with the push/pull type wired like this.

It not only gives you the ability to coil tap both pickups, you also get a series pickup position and an out of phase position.

[GermanCdn]

My personal favorite is to get a 4p5t switch and wiring it like this. Then replace both pots with the push/pull type wired like this.

It not only gives you the ability to coil tap both pickups, you also get a series pickup position and an out of phase position.

Just have to be careful with the 5P4T in a tele if you've got a traditional control plate and are using the Oaks-Grigsby (i.e. Fender Custom Shop) size.  The routed slot underneath the control plate in a standard tele is a little too short and narrow, and a lot of times while you can fit the switch in, one of the wafers will end up grounding against the shielding in the cavity, and you'll have problems.  You can solve this by lining your cavity with electrical tape, or if you're feeling really daring, you can route out the cavity just a bit (Fender Teles with superswitching are slightly deeper and a hair wider at the switch).