Teleblaster
October 17th, 2008, 09:46 PM
Hey Guys
My first build is just about finished. USACG neck, gorgeous Fender Deluxe Player Ash 3TS body that weighs in at 4lbs and I cannot find any seems on, Glendale Chimemaster bridge and CS 69 pickups. I finally got the action setup and it is a blast so far. :dude:
The bridge pickup sounds pretty good but I really want it to cut through the mix a bit more so I would like to try a Seymour Duncan Nashville Studio. Just a reminder, the CS 69 pickups do NOT have a RWRP mid. Duncans are wound in the opposite polarity of Fender.
Is it as simple as just switching the leads when I solder it in?
Even though the CS 69s do not have a RWRP mid. They seem to get rid of quite a bit of hum in the 2nd and 4th positions. Will I lose this if I install the Duncan?
Thanks a bunch
My first build is just about finished. USACG neck, gorgeous Fender Deluxe Player Ash 3TS body that weighs in at 4lbs and I cannot find any seems on, Glendale Chimemaster bridge and CS 69 pickups. I finally got the action setup and it is a blast so far. :dude:
The bridge pickup sounds pretty good but I really want it to cut through the mix a bit more so I would like to try a Seymour Duncan Nashville Studio. Just a reminder, the CS 69 pickups do NOT have a RWRP mid. Duncans are wound in the opposite polarity of Fender.
Is it as simple as just switching the leads when I solder it in?
Even though the CS 69s do not have a RWRP mid. They seem to get rid of quite a bit of hum in the 2nd and 4th positions. Will I lose this if I install the Duncan?
Thanks a bunch