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Barry Gaskell

 

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Cheshire, UK
Post  Posted 4 Aug 2015 1:20 pm    
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Hi Guys
I have a Stringmaster triple with the blenders and the three way selector, circa '67, I want to bypass the spdt toggle switch. Could anybody draw a simple wiring diagram as to where the 3 pickup leads and the lead from the volume pot go on the 3 way selector. It seems also to have a cross jump lead on the selector. All the original untouched wires are there.
The actual schematic which I have and don't understand the symbols, has some strange lined arrows on the switch which are confusing me. I need a simple pictorial sketch..........please
Pulling what little hair I've got left out...... Sad
Thanks
Barry
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Stephen Cowell


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Round Rock, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 5 Aug 2015 1:25 pm    
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I've tried to locate the diagram and am not having any luck... if you do have the diagram post it and we'll decode it for you. I took my switch out (it was defective anyway) and put in a separate output for the 3rd neck, which I have strung up bass. The tone of all three necks connected at once is not that great compared to a single neck... too much load.
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Barry Gaskell

 

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Cheshire, UK
Post  Posted 7 Aug 2015 1:20 am    
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Thanks guys, All sorted..... Very Happy Very Happy
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