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Re: PRS wiring

9/2/1997 8:06 PM
Mark Hammer	Re: PRS wiring I don't have a wiring diagram, but there are many of them at Mashi's guitar-wiring web-site, some of which appear to be close. If memory serves, the PRS wiring scheme uses different combinations or inner and outer coils from standard humbuckers, in addition to the standard front/back/both arrangement. Son't have Mashi's web-site address on me at the moment, but it shouldn't be too hard to find through Yahoo, or any of the links attached to this site. There is also interesting wiring information at the EMG web-site. I've never checked it myself, but a stab in the dark at a Seymour Duncan or PRS web-site would be worth a shot. Stewart-McDonald's Guitar Shop Supply sells the "megaswitch" which is necessary for the switching scheme on a PRS.

9/2/1997 8:06 PM

Mark Hammer

Re: PRS wiring

I don't have a wiring diagram, but there are many of them at Mashi's guitar-wiring web-site, some of which appear to be close. If memory serves, the PRS wiring scheme uses different combinations or inner and outer coils from standard humbuckers, in addition to the standard front/back/both arrangement.

Son't have Mashi's web-site address on me at the moment, but it shouldn't be too hard to find through Yahoo, or any of the links attached to this site. There is also interesting wiring information at the EMG web-site. I've never checked it myself, but a stab in the dark at a Seymour Duncan or PRS web-site would be worth a shot.

Stewart-McDonald's Guitar Shop Supply sells the "megaswitch" which is necessary for the switching scheme on a PRS.

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simon Thanks Mark - Ive checked out mashi... -- 9/12/1997 7:10 AM