1) anyone tried wiring with the bottom tone pot working the bridge, or bridge and middle combined and not the middle pup..... why are strats wired with no tone on the bridge?

2) anyone run 2 seperate cap values for bridge and neck.. ie .o22 neck and .015 bridge.......lets you warm up the neck a lot and still keep the bridge bright...

3) why is the input on the lower pot to the first post, while the neck input goes to the middle post on that pot......Gibsons are wired with the pups to the middle post on both pots?

sorry for all the questions.......but I don't want to keep soldering

Hey You should check out this link. It gave me some ideas for wiring my strat.


http://www.ratcliffe.co.za/articles/hotrodstrat.shtml

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I didn't Lose my mind, I traded it for this guitar.

can anyone tell me why the bottom tone pot is wired to the first lug and not the middle like the neck pot.....

gibsons always have the input to the middle lug.........on both pots??