Two humbuckers and a single coil, five-way, volume, two tones, mini-toggle split

Parts and values

Every pickup is the maker's own. “As specified” means the sheet names that part. “Example part” means the sheet names no model: the pickup shown is one of the maker's with the same leads, and any pot, cap or switch with the same value and lugs will do. “Generic” is a plain part such as a ground wire. “Not on the sheet; stand-in” means the sheet prints no value for that part, so the value shown is the usual one, not the maker's.

Connections

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

What each position does

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

Before you solder

• Identify every lead on your pickups against the source's colours.
• Mini-toggle tags mapped by function from the catalog contact table where the source leaves them unlabelled.
• Revision 3: Mid Tone 250k is wired so the knob is bright at 10 and darkest at 0. Before, the feed and the cap sat on the opposite end lugs, so the tone ran backwards (full cut at 10).
• Use a small amount of solder, heat both surfaces, and hold the joint still as it cools. Lead-free solder may have a matte finish.

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.