Jbyrd78
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Guy's help me out please.
A couple of weeks ago I purchased a 2000 PRS Singlecut with the stock 2 conductor PRS #7 pickups. I also purchased a PRS \m/ pickup that I want to install in the bridge position on this guitar. The last set of \m/ pickups I purchased last year were 3 conductor wire pickups And I didn't have any issues installing them in another guitar. I noticed on the \m/ pickup I recently purchased that it is a gray 4 conductor pickup. The wires are black, red, white, & green along with a braided ground. I tried wiring this pickup into the guitar using the diagrams I found on the PRS site, and I'm not having any luck.The closest I got to this pickup being wired correctly still gives me the Peter Green "out of phase" tone in the 2nd postion. I just wanted to know, if someone could drop me the email to get help from PRS, or explain to me how to properly wire this pickup into the guitar so that it will be properly "in phase" with the neck pickup while the switch is in the 2nd position?
A couple of weeks ago I purchased a 2000 PRS Singlecut with the stock 2 conductor PRS #7 pickups. I also purchased a PRS \m/ pickup that I want to install in the bridge position on this guitar. The last set of \m/ pickups I purchased last year were 3 conductor wire pickups And I didn't have any issues installing them in another guitar. I noticed on the \m/ pickup I recently purchased that it is a gray 4 conductor pickup. The wires are black, red, white, & green along with a braided ground. I tried wiring this pickup into the guitar using the diagrams I found on the PRS site, and I'm not having any luck.The closest I got to this pickup being wired correctly still gives me the Peter Green "out of phase" tone in the 2nd postion. I just wanted to know, if someone could drop me the email to get help from PRS, or explain to me how to properly wire this pickup into the guitar so that it will be properly "in phase" with the neck pickup while the switch is in the 2nd position?
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