Wiring for 1v 2t 1b

[fleabag]

First, i need to ask , is 1 Vol,  2 Tone, and 1 balance / blend possible ? It's for a 2 humbucker / soapbar bass.

The reason i want 2 tone pots, is so i can have a 250k pot on the neck pup and 500k on the bridge pup.

The balance could be a switch, but i'd prefer a pot as it would fit the existing hole. A switch won't and will cause a headache

Then after all  that, most tone pots seem to have a .22 or .47 resistors attached, so i also need to know which value i'd need for each tone pot. Suggestions ?

And should i go for all Log taper or mix n match Log + Lin ?

I'd also need some wizard leccy guru to draw a wiring diag for moi, as i dont have the knowledge 

 

TVM !!

 

[Hellzero]

No problem at all. You simply have to route the signal to the LIN tone pots with the values you want for resistors (250 KOhms + 500 KOhms) and the capacitors (22 nF + 47 nF) then go to the balance (2 x 500 KOhms LOG as they are humbuckers) and then the master volume (500 KOhms LOG). Easy, no ?

Ok, I'll draw you a wiring diagram later if you repeat 7 times before your mirror "Slim face". 

Edited April 19, 2018 by Hellzero
n for nanofarads and not u, habits, bloody habits.

[Hellzero]

Did you say it ?

So even better than my hand drawing, the DiMarzio wiring diagram simply found on Best Bass Gear : https://docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url=https://www.bestbassgear.com/wiring-diagrams/2017/pj_1v1panv2t.pdf

Try to learn how to use the internet, no ? 

[fleabag]

 

I did use the net. All i got was seymour duncan guitar schematics.

That link looks exactly what i need. Though i will be using 250k on the neck pup. I already have a bass with 250k pot on the neck and i prefer it.

Although there's no mention of cap values.

Edited April 14, 2018 by fleabag

[Hellzero]

Good cap values would be 22 nF (nanofarads) for the 250 KOhms and 47 nF for the 500 KOhms, but you can try a 22 nF if you need extra sparkle for the bridge pickup.

Did you say it ? The magic word...

Edited April 19, 2018 by Hellzero
n for nanofarads and not u, habits, bloody habits.

[Hellzero]

That said I already mentioned all values in my first answer. 

[Hellzero]

Is it so hard to say thank you ?

[Saved]

I was looking for something similar,so..

THANK YOU MAN,YOU ARE THE BEST!!

[Hellzero]

I'm certainly not the best, but thanks to you to you for thanking me. 

[bartelby]

On 14/04/2018 at 14:32, Hellzero said:

Good cap values would be 22 uF (nanofarads) for the 250 KOhms and 47 uF for the 500 KOhms, but you can try a 22 uF if you need extra sparkle for the bridge 

Don’t you mean microfarads.

nF is Nano and pF is Pico.

[Hellzero]

At least, someone is reading, it's nanofarads, but habits made me type uF (microfarad) instead of nF. Correction is made. Thanks.

[bartelby]

I hope my post didn't come across as being a bit abrupt. I think I could have worded it it better, looking at it now. 

 

[Norris]

15 hours ago, bartelby said:

Don’t you mean microfarads.

nF is Nano and pF is Pico.

 

13 hours ago, Hellzero said:

At least, someone is reading, it's nanofarads, but habits made me type uF (microfarad) instead of nF. Correction is made. Thanks.

I didn't want say... 

[Hellzero]

22 hours ago, bartelby said:

I hope my post didn't come across as being a bit abrupt. I think I could have worded it it better, looking at it now. 

 

No problem, I'm as direct as you are.

[Geek99]

On 18/04/2018 at 16:18, Hellzero said:

I'm certainly not the best, but thanks to you to you for thanking me. 

i learn from reading schematics and I learned from this discussion so I will join in the "thank you" chorus also.

If I say it again, i will make up for @fleabag not doing do.