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Re: Mega switch or extra pickup?
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I have one in my Fusion Plus. It was wired from the factory to give you a choice of bridge bucker, inner coils, both humbuckers, outers coils, and neck bucker (probably not in that order!) It's a versatile setup.
Although, you can wire it to give you different selections, depending on what you want. Toejam's Fender is wired up similar to my Jackson, but in one of the positions just gives you a single coil in the neck position.
I think Ibanez wire them up differently again.
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Yep, my Fender Double Fat Strat has the super five-way switch. It's full humbucker in position 1, the two inner coils in position 2 (the way John Petrucci has his guitars wired for the middle position), position 2 is both humbuckers, position 4 is the top coil of the neck, position 5 is the full neck humbucker.
When I had my Ibanez 7-string, I think the 2 & 4 positions were parallel wiring instead of the normal series wiring of standard humbuckers.
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I have one in my Fusion Plus. It was wired from the factory to give you a choice of bridge bucker, inner coils, both humbuckers, outers coils, and neck bucker (probably not in that order!) It's a versatile setup.
Although, you can wire it to give you different selections, depending on what you want. Toejam's Fender is wired up similar to my Jackson, but in one of the positions just gives you a single coil in the neck position.
I think Ibanez wire them up differently again.
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Yep, my Fender Double Fat Strat has the super five-way switch. It's full humbucker in position 1, the two inner coils in position 2 (the way John Petrucci has his guitars wired for the middle position), position 2 is both humbuckers, position 4 is the top coil of the neck, position 5 is the full neck humbucker.
When I had my Ibanez 7-string, I think the 2 & 4 positions were parallel wiring instead of the normal series wiring of standard humbuckers.
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