Seymour Duncan wiring

Antiquity two single coils, three-way, volume

Two singles · Antique 3-way · One volume

Antiquity two single coils, three-way, volume. Transcribed from the manufacturer wiring sheet and checked against the engine.

Antiquity two single coils, three-way, volumeAntiquity two single coils, three-way, volume: Two singles · Antique 3-way · One volume. Original Tinkercaster drawing with labelled terminals.Neck pickupNeck pickupBridge pickupBridge pickupAntique 3-way leverVolume 250K AUDIO TAPER · 250k250kOutput jackBridge groundwhiteblackwhiteblackT1T2T3T4T5T6T7T8lug1lug2lug3tipsleeveground

Viewed from the back of the controls, as you solder them. Open the interactive diagram to zoom, move components and try the switches.

Parts and values

In the drawingValuePart
Neck pickup—Single-coil pickup (two-conductor)Generic
Bridge pickup—Single-coil pickup (two-conductor)Generic
Antique 3-way lever—CRL 3-Way BladeExample part
Volume 250K AUDIO TAPER250kCTS 250k Audio PotExample part
Output jack—Switchcraft #11Example part
Bridge ground—Bridge ground wireGeneric

“Example part” means any part with the same value and lugs will do; the source does not name a brand. “Generic” stands in for an unspecified pickup: check your own pickup's lead colours before you solder.

Specific to this wiring

  • Antique open-frame 3-way lever (4 lugs) mapped to catalog crl-3-way-blade contacts by function (neck on T8, bridge on T4, commons daisy-chained to volume).
  • Volume printed 250K AUDIO TAPER.

Connections

In soldering order: grounds first, then the switch, the pickups and the signal path.

#FromToHow
1w5 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw5 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
2w6 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw6 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
3w7 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw7 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireground
4w9 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw9 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
5w10 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw10 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
6w1 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw1 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWirewhite
7w2 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw2 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWirewhite
8w3 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw3 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
9w4a as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw4a as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
10w4b as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw4b as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWireblack
11w4 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw4 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWirewhite
12w8 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionw8 as drawn; antique 4-lug mapped to CRL contacts by functionWirewhite

What each position does

SettingThe sourceEngine result
NeckEngine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend.Neck pickup.
Neck + bridgeEngine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend.Neck pickup and Bridge pickup in parallel.
BridgeEngine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend.Bridge pickup.

Checked with the Tinkercaster wiring engine against the switching the source describes.

Before you solder

Ticks are kept in this browser only, as a reminder. They are not a check of your joints. New to soldering? Read the soldering cheat sheet.

Check before plugging in

    Measure across the output jack with a multimeter on its resistance range. No exact readings are given where the source does not specify the pickups.