# Rebel 90 neck and humbucker bridge with a three-way toggle, push/pull split volume and one tone Canonical page: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/rebel-90-neck-humbucker-bridge-three-way-toggle-push-pull-split-volume-tone Rebel 90 + humbucker · Three-way toggle · Push/pull volume (bridge split) · One tone Tonerider's 1 Humbucker, 1 Rebel 90, 1 Volume (Push-Pull), 1 Tone harness: a Rebel 90 in the neck and a four-conductor humbucker in the bridge on a three-way toggle, then a 500kA push/pull volume and a 500kA tone with a .022 µF capacitor. Pulling the volume knob grounds the bridge black–white link so that pickup splits to the slug coil. Drawing: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/rebel-90-neck-humbucker-bridge-three-way-toggle-push-pull-split-volume-tone.svg (back of controls) ## Parts and values - Neck Pickup (Rebel 90): Neck Pickup (Rebel 90); generic (Single-coil pickup (two-conductor)) - Bridge Pickup: Bridge Pickup; generic (Humbucker (four-conductor, DiMarzio colours)) - 3-Way Toggle: 3-Way Toggle; compatible example (Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle) - Volume 500kA (push-pull): Volume 500kA (push-pull); 500k; compatible example (500k Push-Pull DPDT) - Tone 500kA: Tone 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - .022µf: .022µf capacitor (drawn orange); 22nF; compatible example (Orange Drop .022µF) - Output Jack: Output Jack; compatible example (Switchcraft \#11) - Ground Wire from Bridge: Ground Wire from Bridge; generic (Bridge ground wire) ## Specific to this wiring - Switch Positions printed on the sheet: 'UP: Split (Slug Coil)', 'DOWN: Humbucker'. - The bridge black and white leads are soldered together onto the push/pull's left middle lug. The left lug nearest the pot has a short black link to a solder spot on the volume casing; the top row and the right column stay empty. - The neck pickup's white lead goes to the toggle's upper outer lug; its black lead and its 'Bare Shield Wire' both go to the toggle's top (frame) lug. - The bridge humbucker's red lead goes to the toggle's lower outer lug; the toggle's middle lug runs to the volume's left lug, which also feeds the tone's left lug. - The bridge humbucker's green lead and 'Bare Shield Wire' end on one solder spot on the volume casing. - The volume's middle lug goes to the jack tip; its right lug has a short link to the volume casing. - The tone's middle lug goes through the .022µf capacitor to the tone casing; its right lug is drawn empty. - Legend printed on the sheet: the ground symbol means 'Connection to Ground'. The source marks the toggle frame lug, the volume casing, the tone casing and the jack sleeve with ground symbols; here they are all wired to the volume casing. That is a routing choice, not a solder point shown in the source. - The 'Ground Wire from Bridge' ends on the volume casing. - Pickup series printed on the sheet: all Rebel 90 pickups, with 'AC' and 'H' series humbuckers. - The toggle tags are not labelled in the source, so they are mapped by what each does. - The bridge red lead is drawn crossing the grey toggle-to-volume wire below the toggle with no solder dot. ## Connections 1. Push/pull left lug nearest the pot → Volume casing (case, black) 2. Bridge green → Volume casing (case, green) 3. Bridge bare shield → Volume casing (shield, bare): Same solder spot as the green lead. 4. Neck black and bare shield → Toggle frame lug (wire, black): The black lead and the bare shield are drawn side by side to the same lug; one ground wire represents both. 5. Toggle frame lug → Ground (Volume casing) (case): The source shows a ground symbol. 6. Volume right lug → Volume casing (case, black): Short link. 7. .022µf capacitor → Tone casing (case) 8. Tone casing → Ground (Volume casing) (case): The source shows a ground symbol. 9. Jack sleeve → Ground (Volume casing) (wire): The source shows a ground symbol. 10. Ground Wire from Bridge → Volume casing (case): The source also shows a ground symbol at this solder spot. 11. Bridge red → Toggle lower outer lug (wire, red) 12. Neck white → Toggle upper outer lug (wire, white) 13. Toggle middle lug → Volume left lug (wire) 14. Bridge black → Push/pull left middle lug (wire, black) 15. Bridge white → Push/pull left middle lug (wire, white): Shares the lug with the bridge black. 16. Volume middle lug → Jack tip (wire) 17. Volume left lug → Tone left lug (wire) 18. Tone middle lug → .022µf capacitor (wire) ## What each position does - Neck, knob down: Rebel 90: Neck Pickup (Rebel 90). Source: DOWN: Humbucker. - Both, knob down: Rebel 90 + full humbucker: Neck Pickup (Rebel 90) and Bridge Pickup (both coils) in parallel. Source: DOWN: Humbucker. - Bridge, knob down: full humbucker: Bridge Pickup (both coils). Source: DOWN: Humbucker. - Neck, knob pulled: Rebel 90: Neck Pickup (Rebel 90). Source: UP: Split (Slug Coil). Neck is unchanged. - Both, knob pulled: Rebel 90 + split bridge: Neck Pickup (Rebel 90) and Bridge Pickup (split to one coil) in parallel. Source: UP: Split (Slug Coil). - Bridge, knob pulled: slug coil: Bridge Pickup (split to one coil). Source: UP: Split (Slug Coil). - The Rebel 90 is simulated as a generic two-conductor single coil; hum and phase describe that generic model, not the Rebel 90. - Hum cancelling and phase for the humbucker describe the generic pickup model, not a measurement of the Tonerider humbucker. - The source says the split keeps the slug coil; the generic model does not know which physical coil is the slug, so it only shows that one coil remains. - The source does not label the toggle positions; they follow the usual neck, both, bridge order. - Pickup resistance is not specified, so no numeric meter readings are given. ## Check before plugging in - Knob down: in each toggle position the meter across the jack reads the Rebel 90, both pickups in parallel, or the full humbucker. - Knob up: the bridge reading drops to roughly one coil's resistance; the neck alone is unchanged. - With the volume at zero, tip and sleeve should read as a short in every position. ## Source Tinkercaster's own drawing of the Tonerider diagram 1\_HB\_1\_R90\_1Vpp\_1T, revision 1. Not the manufacturer's artwork and not endorsed by Tonerider. See also [all wiring diagrams]().