
Originally Posted by
Simon Barden
Hi and welcome.
You've done pickup wiring before, so exactly what bits are you confused about?
I presume the kit humbuckers come with 4-conductor wiring? If just single+ braid, this is wrong and you need to get on to Pit Bull to send you the correct pickups.
Assuming 4-wire, you'll have one single wire, which is the hot signal, which will go to the 3-way switch. You'll have a braided wire, twisted with another wire, which will be the ground connection, and a pair of wires twisted together which are the coil split pair.
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Basic signal flow is pickups > 3-way switch > volume control with the output from that split to the tone control and the output jack.
I'd take the hot and the ground connections to the 3-way switch, and use the ground tab on that to connect the pickup grounds and a main ground together.
You'll either need to strip a lot of insulation off the pickup leads so you can take the coil split pair to a split switch, or else solder another wire to the pair (and cover the join with some heat shrink tubing) and take that wire off to the switch. The pair get soldered to one of the outer tabs on the switch (assuming it has three tabs) whilst a ground goes to the central tab.