# Tele two humbuckers, volume push/pull split, tone Canonical page: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/seymour-duncan/tele-two-humbuckers-volume-push-pull-split-tone Two Tele humbuckers · 3-way · Vol push/pull · Tone Tele two humbuckers, volume push/pull split, tone. Transcribed from the manufacturer wiring sheet and checked against the engine. Drawing: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/seymour-duncan/tele-two-humbuckers-volume-push-pull-split-tone.svg (back of controls) ## Parts and values - Neck Pickup: Neck Pickup; generic (Humbucker (four-conductor, Seymour Duncan colours)) - Bridge Pickup: Bridge Pickup; generic (Humbucker (four-conductor, Seymour Duncan colours)) - 3-Way Switch: 3-Way Switch; compatible example (CRL 3-Way Blade) - Volume 500k push/pull: Volume 500k push/pull; 500k; compatible example (500k Push-Pull DPDT) - Tone 500k: Tone 500k; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - .047 cap: .047 cap; 47nF; compatible example (Orange Drop .047µF) - Output Jack: Output Jack; compatible example (Switchcraft \#11) - Bridge ground wire: Bridge ground wire; generic (Bridge ground wire) ## Specific to this wiring ## Connections 1. Neck green runs down beside the black and ends on the same push/pull middle-right lug. → Neck green runs down beside the black and ends on the same push/pull middle-right lug. (wire, green) 2. Neck white (outlined) runs with the bare lead into the volume's solder spot. → Neck white (outlined) runs with the bare lead into the volume's solder spot. (wire, white) 3. Neck bare (drawn grey) runs into the volume's solder spot. → Neck bare (drawn grey) runs into the volume's solder spot. (wire, bare) 4. Bridge green (labelled 'Green & bare') runs to the volume's solder spot. → Bridge green (labelled 'Green & bare') runs to the volume's solder spot. (wire, green) 5. Bridge bare (drawn grey) runs with the green to the volume's solder spot. → Bridge bare (drawn grey) runs with the green to the volume's solder spot. (wire, bare) 6. 'bridge ground wire' ends on the volume's solder spot. → 'bridge ground wire' ends on the volume's solder spot. (wire, black) 7. Black wire from the push/pull bottom-left lug curving down to the volume's solder spot. → Black wire from the push/pull bottom-left lug curving down to the volume's solder spot. (wire, black) 8. Volume right lug is bent over onto the casing. → Volume right lug is bent over onto the casing. (wire, ground) 9. The cap's other leg goes to the tone's solder spot. → The cap's other leg goes to the tone's solder spot. (wire, black) 10. Black wire from the tone's solder spot down to the jack sleeve. → Black wire from the tone's solder spot down to the jack sleeve. (wire, black) 11. Dashed line from the volume's solder spot down to the tone's solder spot. → Dashed line from the volume's solder spot down to the tone's solder spot. (wire, black) 12. Neck red leaves the neck cable at the top right and ends on the blade's top-right lug (a common). → Neck red leaves the neck cable at the top right and ends on the blade's top-right lug (a common). (wire, red) 13. Bridge black (labelled 'Black') runs up to the blade's bottom-left lug (the other common). → Bridge black (labelled 'Black') runs up to the blade's bottom-left lug (the other common). (wire, black) 14. Short black jumper between the blade's top two left lugs. → Short black jumper between the blade's top two left lugs. (wire, black) 15. Black jumper from the blade's second left lug diagonally to the third right lug. → Black jumper from the blade's second left lug diagonally to the third right lug. (wire, black) 16. Short black jumper between the blade's bottom two right lugs. → Short black jumper between the blade's bottom two right lugs. (wire, black) 17. Black wire from the blade's bottom-right lug down the left of the push/pull to the volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). → Black wire from the blade's bottom-right lug down the left of the push/pull to the volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). (wire, black) 18. Neck black runs down beside the green and ends on the push/pull middle-right lug. → Neck black runs down beside the green and ends on the push/pull middle-right lug. (wire, black) 19. Bridge red (labelled 'Red & White') ends on the push/pull middle-left lug. → Bridge red (labelled 'Red & White') ends on the push/pull middle-left lug. (wire, red) 20. Bridge white runs beside the red onto the same push/pull middle-left lug. → Bridge white runs beside the red onto the same push/pull middle-left lug. (wire, white) 21. Black jumper between the two push/pull lugs nearest the pot. → Black jumper between the two push/pull lugs nearest the pot. (wire, black) 22. Volume middle lug runs down and right to the jack tip. → Volume middle lug runs down and right to the jack tip. (wire, black) 23. Volume left lug drops straight down to the tone's left lug (tone drawn lugs up). → Volume left lug drops straight down to the tone's left lug (tone drawn lugs up). (wire, black) 24. The tone's middle lug takes one leg of the green .047 cap. → The tone's middle lug takes one leg of the green .047 cap. (wire, black) ## What each position does - Some coil grounds reach the jack sleeve only through the drawn coil network (groundsReachSleeve); topology is transcribed as shown. - Series-link wires sit on the signal path as drawn; the engine rejects that topology (seriesLinkIsolated) but the transcription matches the manufacturer diagram. ## Check before plugging in ## Source Tinkercaster's own drawing of the Seymour Duncan diagram Tele\_2H\_3B\_1VppSPL\_1T, revision 1. Not the manufacturer's artwork and not endorsed by Seymour Duncan. See also [all wiring diagrams]().