The 2 way switches in this guitar are doing a second function in addition to turning the voicing on and off, but that's only because the pickups in this guitar are those TCI narrow bobbin pickups and not normal sized humbuckers. (These TCI narrow bobbin pickups are voiced differently than humbuckers w normal sized bobbins). That second function being, whenever either of the 2 voicing switches are turned "on", a 30 Ohm resistor is placed in the path of the wire coming off the left lug of the tone pot that runs to ground. So, this 2nd function is not applicable/not needed for your custom 24-08, or really any guitar where the pickups are normal sized humbuckers.
The photos Phobos added were helpful in seeing clearly, the colors of the bands on the resistors and the value of the caps that are part of the voicing function of the two 2-way switches.
The color of the resistance bands on those 2 resistors are Red-Orange-Black-Orange and a Tolerance band of Brown. That translates to a resistance value of 230K Ohms with a tolerance rating of +/- 1%.
The numbers on the caps are "821" which translates to 820 picofarads (pF), or in units of microfarads (mF), 0.00082 mF.
The cap and Resistor in each 2 way voicing switch, are wired together in parallel.
It's the Hot lead wire of each pickup that's wired to the middle lug of the 2 way switch. When the switch is off, the signal from the hot wire bypasses the cap & Resistor and routes to the 3 way pickup selector. When the 2 way switch is on, the signal from the hot wire of the pickup runs through that combined cap & Resistor before going to the 3 way pickup selector switch.
