ShredCow said:
Sure do.. I thinking of installing an extra on/off switch to toggle between series & parallel connection (since im using a pickguard & there is ample space underneath the guard for more mods, why not?). Just a qn : does parallel connection applies when the humbuckers are splitted?
Eh, your current push pull does what? Coil split?
To me, its really, either Coil Split OR parallel... Not both... they sound VERY similiar unless you know you will really really use them.
Series sounds the thickest with the most bass and mids, then parallel (quite a big drop) then coil split, progressively getting brighter and thinner.
Again, both coil split and parallel sound very similiar.
BUT.
A neck pup, on a 22 fret guitar, when you coil split to the coil that is above the 24th fret harmonic, you get that sweeter, more hollowish kind of neck tone which is nice. So coil split there works better for me, I seldom use my parallel for neck.
For bridge hums, I don't understand a split coil thing... for distortion. Doesnt' make sense to me.
Too thin and spanky... but parallel, ah... it works nice for me.
A point to note, if you are playing clean, coil splits and parallel will bring the volume down quite a bit.... needs compressor IMO. Unless you want it that way.