ST-1 By nitroburner1000

well ive got my wiring diagram, whew, been looking for ages, had to change from a superswitch to a 3 way blade. The push pulls will do all the variations i need. Good old Seymour Duncan!

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Now just waiting for the 3 way blade and a volume push pull to add to my tone push pulls.
I will then have.... coil split, series/parallel and reverse phase options...With the push pulls.

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

nice sample stain tests Nitro, I never knew FW proof tint came in blue, green and rosewood ? I've used all the other colours you have used.

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Yea, and ive got some spare if someone wants some, about 5 of blue, red, green and gold teak, would just have to arrange cod or if someone sends me a prepaid parcel. heres the ones i have left over....hey i was given then for free...perks of the trade... Pic below

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wow pretty involved wiring diagram Nitro, you must have some wiring experience to get that working

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

wow pretty involved wiring diagram Nitro, you must have some wiring experience to get that working

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Yes, been doing electronics for years, mostly audio stuff, so being a bit game i suppose, but what the hell...lol

good score on all the free FW stains, the ones with different labels maybe older stock or from another country

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

good score on all the free FW stains, the ones with different labels maybe older stock or from another country

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Yea probably old stock, but still work fine. The timber i used is some Tazzie oak left over from a new floor at work...

thought the sample boards looked like floor boards. They are a nice timber colour tazzy oak and good for the samples

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

thought the sample boards looked like floor boards. They are a nice timber colour tazzy oak and good for the samples

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Yes, especially when they are free.....haha

I could be wrong, but in that wiring diagram it looks like the bridge tone phase push/pull is missing a ground connection on the bottom left to top right diagonal link. Without it the bridge negative (in/out phase) will never be connected to ground.

Also, the hot connections to the tone pots should be on the right side lugs instead of the left ones, as the way the diagram has it the tones will be at max on 10 instead of 0. There is also another way you can wire the neck tone series/parallel push/pull so that it bypasses the 3-way setting and instantly gives you bridge and neck in series from any position, if that's an option you'd prefer.

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Originally Posted by WeirdBits

I could be wrong, but in that wiring diagram it looks like the bridge tone phase push/pull is missing a ground connection on the bottom left to top right diagonal link. Without it the bridge negative (in/out phase) will never be connected to ground.

Also, the hot connections to the tone pots should be on the right side lugs instead of the left ones, as the way the diagram has it the tones will be at max on 10 instead of 0. There is also another way you can wire the neck tone series/parallel push/pull so that it bypasses the 3-way setting and instantly gives you bridge and neck in series from any position, if that's an option you'd prefer.

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Actually i was wondering about that, i was checking other pics to verify... this one has the ground wire..

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that bypass option sounds good. Do you have a diagram?