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Alright, so I've finished the wiring scheme. It allows me to swap between a stereo output (bridge and neck in either combo) and a mono output. I may be removing some features pending how well I can handle the parts when I select their size.
One thing I can think of that I have a question about; is there going to be any practical problem of soldering the tone before the volume? The tones still seem to operate separately when running a mono output as well, which is awesome...
Don't worry about the switch diagrams, I couldn't find a better way to lay them out and they're terrible to view, but they work as intended.
So in total that's 4 mini pots, 1 rotary, and one (or two) tiny switch. Here's hoping we are all good for space. I may end up swapping the final switch for two push pulls.
Actually, I decided I am going to use two concentric pots instead of the 4 minis. This means I will be able to adjust both channels of tone and volume at the same time. Just need to find the knobs and the pots.
http://www.pitbullguitars.com/wp-con...vyr-Wiring.png
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... Rotary switch doesn't fit.
Is there an alternative way to do this? Or does anyone know of any particular brand that is compact?
EDIT: I managed to find a compact 2P4T rotary switch. Would I damage anything by having the ground "pole" on a simple toggle switch? Or would I just have an open circuit if it was in the wrong position?
Otherwise, I can have two 2P4Ts turn simulatenously.
Could someone give me a hand working out how to wire this when they get the chance?
2p4t (up to 2x). Single 4 conductor humbucker pickup. Looking 4 positions: North, Series, Parallel, South.
It's really messing with me and unfortunately I don't have hours to sink into it while I have to research how each switch works again.. :(
