A friend of mine has given me a Dimarzio Super Distortion to "test" (I tried to offer her some money but she wouldn't take it).
So, I'm going to replace the humbucker on a cheapo fender squire. This guitar is in serious need of some upgrades. I've swapped pickups before but they were a straight swap.
The pickup in the fender has a thick black (combined? not sure) wire going to what I'm assuming is a ground point and a thin white
going to the relevant spot on the pickup selector.
The Super Distortion has a similar thick black wire and a thin white and thin red. There doesn't appear to be a green or exposed wire. My friend assures me they used it in a guitar as is without any problems. I have no reason not to believe them.
So if I connect the pickup as it is in the guitar same as the one that has come out I'm left with a red wire which has kinda thrown me.
Any help getting this pos squire to sound better would be great.
So, I'm going to replace the humbucker on a cheapo fender squire. This guitar is in serious need of some upgrades. I've swapped pickups before but they were a straight swap.
The pickup in the fender has a thick black (combined? not sure) wire going to what I'm assuming is a ground point and a thin white
going to the relevant spot on the pickup selector.
The Super Distortion has a similar thick black wire and a thin white and thin red. There doesn't appear to be a green or exposed wire. My friend assures me they used it in a guitar as is without any problems. I have no reason not to believe them.
So if I connect the pickup as it is in the guitar same as the one that has come out I'm left with a red wire which has kinda thrown me.
Any help getting this pos squire to sound better would be great.
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