Model

Description

1st Pot

2nd Pot

3rd Pot

1

Dial-A-Tap

This is a very cool way to set up a Strat for Humb-Single-Single operation. The first tone control is a master tone which controls all pickups. The lower pot is a Dial-A-Tap which means you can dial in just the right amount of the split humbucker. It will short out the "screw coil" and leave in the "slug coil" (the slug coil is the one furthest from the bridge)

Master Volume

Master Tone

Dial-A-Tap

2

11 Combo Strat with Dial A Tap

Same as above, only this comes with a neck-on Switch to get 11 pickup combinations. Click here for more details about this.

Master Volume

Master Tone on push-pull to engage "neck-on" switch

Dial-A-Tap

3

Jimmie Vaughn Strat w/Coil Tap

Coil tap is engaged by a push-pull on the first tone control. The first tone control affects positions 4 and 5 of the selector switch only (neck and neck/mid) and the second tone control affects positions 1 and 2 only (bridge and bridge/mid). The only position without a tone control is position 3.

Master Volume

Tone for positions 1 & 2 of the selector switch w/push-pull for coil tap

Tone for positions 4 & 5 of the selector switch

4

Lonestar "Auto-Tap"

This wiring features "auto-tapping" of the humbucker as soon as the 5 way switch hits position 2.

• Switch Position 1: Bridge Pickup (Both Coils)
• Switch Position 2: Bridge + Middle Pickups (Bridge Pickup Tapped)
• Switch Position 3: Middle Pickup
• Switch Position 4: Neck + Middle Pickups
• Switch Position 5: Neck Pickup

A Super Switch (5 way, 4 pole) is used so you can have two tone controls and still tap the humbucker automatically when you switch to the 2 position. The tone controls use different capacitors rather than sharing one. The top tone control (for the two single coils) uses a .047uf capacitor, while the bottom tone control (for the humbucker) uses a .022uf cap (.022uf is the de facto standard for a humbucker)

Master Volume

  Tone for the two single coils only

Tone for bridge pickup only