# Two humbuckers, toggle, push/pull split tone Canonical page: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/two-humbuckers-toggle-push-pull-split-volume-tone-tr Two humbuckers · Toggle · Push/pull tone split · Volume Two humbuckers, toggle, push/pull split tone. Transcribed from the manufacturer wiring sheet and checked against the engine. Drawing: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/two-humbuckers-toggle-push-pull-split-volume-tone-tr.svg (back of controls) ## Parts and values - Neck Pickup: Neck Pickup; generic (Humbucker (four-conductor, DiMarzio colours)) - Bridge Pickup: Bridge Pickup; generic (Humbucker (four-conductor, DiMarzio colours)) - 3-Way Toggle: 3-Way Toggle; compatible example (Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle) - Volume 500kA: Volume 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - Tone 500kA push/pull: Tone 500kA push/pull; 500k; compatible example (500k Push-Pull DPDT) - Output Jack: Output Jack; compatible example (Switchcraft \#11) - .022µf: .022µf; 22nF; compatible example (Orange Drop .022µF) - Ground wire from bridge: Ground wire from bridge; generic (Bridge ground wire) ## Specific to this wiring ## Connections 1. Neck black runs straight right to the big solder spot on the left of the volume casing. → Neck black runs straight right to the big solder spot on the left of the volume casing. (wire, black) 2. Neck bare shield ('Bare Shield Wires' callout) runs with the black to the volume casing. → Neck bare shield ('Bare Shield Wires' callout) runs with the black to the volume casing. (wire, bare) 3. Neck green drops down and ends on the push/pull switch's left middle lug. → Neck green drops down and ends on the push/pull switch's left middle lug. (wire, green) 4. Bridge green runs up to the solder spot on the left of the volume casing. → Bridge green runs up to the solder spot on the left of the volume casing. (wire, green) 5. Bridge bare shield runs up beside the green to the volume casing. → Bridge bare shield runs up beside the green to the volume casing. (wire, bare) 6. Left switch lug nearest the pot body: black jumper up to the solder spot on the tone casing. → Left switch lug nearest the pot body: black jumper up to the solder spot on the tone casing. (wire, black) 7. Right switch lug nearest the pot body: black jumper to the same tone-casing solder spot. → Right switch lug nearest the pot body: black jumper to the same tone-casing solder spot. (wire, black) 8. The toggle's frame lug goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. → The toggle's frame lug goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. (wire, ground) 9. Volume right lug is bent onto the casing (short black link). → Volume right lug is bent onto the casing (short black link). (wire, ground) 10. The capacitor's other leg ends on a solder spot on the tone casing. → The capacitor's other leg ends on a solder spot on the tone casing. (wire, black) 11. The tone casing goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. → The tone casing goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. (wire, ground) 12. The jack's sleeve lug goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. → The jack's sleeve lug goes to a ground symbol; joined to the volume casing here. (wire, ground) 13. 'Ground Wire from Bridge' ends on the right solder spot of the volume casing, which also goes to a ground symbol. → 'Ground Wire from Bridge' ends on the right solder spot of the volume casing, which also goes to a ground symbol. (wire, ground) 14. Neck white runs up and right to the toggle's upper outer lug (live in the neck position). → Neck white runs up and right to the toggle's upper outer lug (live in the neck position). (wire, white) 15. Bridge red runs up the left side to the toggle's lower outer lug (live in the bridge position). → Bridge red runs up the left side to the toggle's lower outer lug (live in the bridge position). (wire, red) 16. Grey wire from the toggle's middle lug down the right side and back left to the volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). → Grey wire from the toggle's middle lug down the right side and back left to the volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). (wire, signal) 17. Neck red runs beside the green to the same left middle switch lug. → Neck red runs beside the green to the same left middle switch lug. (wire, red) 18. Bridge white runs right and ends on the push/pull switch's right middle lug. → Bridge white runs right and ends on the push/pull switch's right middle lug. (wire, white) 19. Bridge black runs beside the white to the same right middle switch lug. → Bridge black runs beside the white to the same right middle switch lug. (wire, black) 20. Volume middle lug runs right to the jack's tip lug. → Volume middle lug runs right to the jack's tip lug. (wire, signal) 21. 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, signal) 22. Tone middle lug goes to one leg of the .022µf capacitor; the right tone lug is drawn empty. → Tone middle lug goes to one leg of the .022µf capacitor; the right tone lug is drawn empty. (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 Tonerider diagram 2\_HB\_1V\_1Tpp, revision 1. Not the manufacturer's artwork and not endorsed by Tonerider. See also [all wiring diagrams]().