Hey Gang,

While gathering info for forum user dkelban, I thought some of you may be interested if you are looking at wiring some Lace Sensors to your Strat/Tele. From the below, you could wire a normal set-up for Strat/Tele, Dually's or a combination of the two:











This refers to the following diagram for a Tele:





Strat Ultra/Tele Plus style 'Dually' set-up:



Dually with 3 way switch:



I hope someone finds this useful, using these combinations, it would be easy to wire "your own" Tele Plus

For Jazz Bass and Precision Bass Plus, I will post in the bass forums tomorrow

B

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Hello Blertles!

Cheers mate! I've bookmarked this thread as it will definitely come in handy.

Andy

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No worries mate!

If you are into Lace Sensors and you want to wire your guitar with them, you will find this usefull. I hope to use this for a Tele that I can put in a "Plus" set-up one day

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Yep, i'm definatly into the sensors! I'll give a sneaky peek at the wiring diagram for my next build. (just awaiting a few bits and pieces and i'll get a thread sorted ).



Enjoy!

Andy

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why are these images burred and watermarked? sorta defeats the purpose no?

seems the internet is getting to be too much for many websites anymore, for some reason Lace removed their regular Lace Sensor pickup wiring schemes in favor of alumitone diagrams only so those who purchase their products have no where to go for 3 wire Lace singles diagrams cept for the vast wilderness of the WWW..

only to find blurred out images of diagrams and whatever else is roaming the countryside..

just curious, what is the point of posting images that are blurred and watermarked?

I just wanted to see what ways folks re wiring the taps and what not, what tricks, say, reverse phasing tapped coils for noise reduction? hmm.. anyone?

thnx

In 2010 (!), the OP did not post those pics blurred.
The blurring was done by the pic host many years later when they changed their terms of service.
One more example of photobucket's greedy policies, and again one more reason to avoid that site.

Many image hosts also adopt those greedy censorship policies to make profit.

Facebook-owned Instagram has recently enforced its censoring policy to prevent lurkers from snooping their content without logging in. As a result users are forced to create an account to view pictures and videos without restrictions.