Dimarzio used to, and I hope they still do, include a nice instruction sheet with their pu's titled, Dimarzio 4-Conductor Pickup Instructions, that has all the nifty mods, you could go either way, parallel or coil tap like LATS said, and their are ways to go with a coil tap that are less noisy, not that the regular coil tap is excessively noisy, barely noticeable under normal conditions, which ever you decide, you will probably want to get a push/pull pot to replace your tone or volume pot with, because you will need some type of switch to change mode with, unless the thought of drilling a hole and installing an ugly switch on that pretty new axe appeals to you, Well as we say down here in tech talk land, Klatuu niktoe, veratu, ( Thats an old joke all the techies love ).................... :rolleyes:
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Dimarzio used to, and I hope they still do, include a nice instruction sheet with their pu's titled, Dimarzio 4-Conductor Pickup Instructions, that has all the nifty mods, you could go either way, parallel or coil tap like LATS said, and their are ways to go with a coil tap that are less noisy, not that the regular coil tap is excessively noisy, barely noticeable under normal conditions, which ever you decide, you will probably want to get a push/pull pot to replace your tone or volume pot with, because you will need some type of switch to change mode with, unless the thought of drilling a hole and installing an ugly switch on that pretty new axe appeals to you, Well as we say down here in tech talk land, Klatuu niktoe, veratu, ( Thats an old joke all the techies love ).................... :rolleyes:
Dimarzio used to, and I hope they still do, include a nice instruction sheet with their pu's titled, Dimarzio 4-Conductor Pickup Instructions, that has all the nifty mods, you could go either way, parallel or coil tap like LATS said, and their are ways to go with a coil tap that are less noisy, not that the regular coil tap is excessively noisy, barely noticeable under normal conditions, which ever you decide, you will probably want to get a push/pull pot to replace your tone or volume pot with, because you will need some type of switch to change mode with, unless the thought of drilling a hole and installing an ugly switch on that pretty new axe appeals to you, Well as we say down here in tech talk land, Klatuu niktoe, veratu, ( Thats an old joke all the techies love ).................... :rolleyes:
