2 Pickup Circuits
I have a new (new?) to get a huge tonal variety ot of three pickups:
ok so this would be what its like:
a strat set up two single coils in the neck and middle and a humbucker in the middle. The difference is that the two single coils and the hb pup are on different circuits.
The two singles would be on a jazz master setup (master tone and volume with pickup selector plus rythm/lead switch with programmable v/t rhythm thumbwheels. The humbucker works with one 5 way rotary switch and a master volume and tone, and also has a kill switch (simple two way mini switch). Now i know this can all be fit into one pickguard but the only issue is the input jack? how could i connect both circuits into a single jack without fading the energy too much? Or is it not possible would it have to have two inputs?
I was thinking maybe just sodering the lead wires of both circuits on the end and then just sodering that joint to the jack.
What do you guys think??
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Guitars: Epi Les Paul Studio, Fender Strat (MIM), Mitchell MS180 Dreadnought