i have one of my humbuckers going in the bridge of a custom esquire & in split single coil mode on a push pull but he wants a warm tone .Now i will wiring that the slug coil will be the coil the works in single coil mode & i will overwinding that coil ..My question is about adding a cap & or resistor to tame some of the treble . & if so what value ..... thanks
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Originally posted by copperheadroads View Post..My question is about adding a cap & or resistor to tame some of the treble . & if so what value ..... thanks
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I think that sounds about right.
The "Eldred Mod" (~4.7nF switched straight across the pickup) produces what some describe as a "half-cocked wah" or "vocal vowel tone". I like it, but it doesn't seem to be what your customer is after....
-rbLast edited by rjb; 06-29-2017, 10:07 PM.DON'T FEED THE TROLLS!
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I assume that "Esquire" means "one pickup".
Just wondering:
Is the 22K + .047uF in all the time, or just in split mode?
In addition to the push-pull, is there a 3-way selector?
What are the planned selections?
-rbDON'T FEED THE TROLLS!
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I was told on a push pull . I tested it in my test guitar which has a 3 way blade & tested the split coil wires red & white (same as Seymour's) with the cap & resistor wired to neck position .& i do believed it worked as it should ."UP here in the Canada we shoot things we don't understand"
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My question wasn't very clear, and I am still confused about the answer.
I know that the original Esquire had a bridge pickup, and a 3-way selector which changed wiring configurations to get 3 different tones out of that one pickup. I also know that some Esquires have been modded to add a neck pickup.
So the first part of my question should have been "How many pickups in this custom esquire?"
Second part is about your bridge humbucker with the push-pull to split coils. "Will you have the 22k/.047uF across the pickup always, or only when in single coil mode?"
Third part is about the 3-way selector. If the guitar has two pickups, I assume the switch will be wired like a Tele. But if the guitar has one pickup, then what are the three different configuration/tones?
If anything is a trade secret, forget I asked.
-rbDON'T FEED THE TROLLS!
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