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I really need the help and knowledge of JCF right now. I won an auction for SD SSL-3 for my American Strat (2004, Z4 are the first two letters of the SN) which uses fender standard single-coils in addition with hotter bridge pickup - which is actually just a lot more brighter since the pot can be opened to 0. Now I know that Fender used a lot of variation as far as the phase goes and I have also read that on SD page. So what are my chances that it will work? And from what I understand about the phase problem is when two pickups are selected together, right? I mainly use just my bridge and neck pickup so I hope I should be fine.
But to get that technically straight - is the swapping of the ground and signal cable for that newly installed pickup a solution? SD's wiring schematics indicates so, but on their page in the FAQ section they say that it really depends just on what pick-ups you got there (phase-in or out) and that swapping the wires for single-coils isn't gonna work. that's only true for hums.
any help?
thank you very much!
I really need the help and knowledge of JCF right now. I won an auction for SD SSL-3 for my American Strat (2004, Z4 are the first two letters of the SN) which uses fender standard single-coils in addition with hotter bridge pickup - which is actually just a lot more brighter since the pot can be opened to 0. Now I know that Fender used a lot of variation as far as the phase goes and I have also read that on SD page. So what are my chances that it will work? And from what I understand about the phase problem is when two pickups are selected together, right? I mainly use just my bridge and neck pickup so I hope I should be fine.
But to get that technically straight - is the swapping of the ground and signal cable for that newly installed pickup a solution? SD's wiring schematics indicates so, but on their page in the FAQ section they say that it really depends just on what pick-ups you got there (phase-in or out) and that swapping the wires for single-coils isn't gonna work. that's only true for hums.
any help?
thank you very much!
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