They do exist:
https://www.andertons.co.uk/fender-play ... 0144143528
That doesn't have the phase selector switches on it though - I don't know if it would be possible on a standard one.
They do exist:
Lift the pickguard and see what your pickup cavity routing looks like. As you can see a P90 is way huger than a typical Fender single coil. And they mount into the body of the guitar. They don't float in pickup rings or mount to the pickguard. If your guitar body has a "bathtub" style cavity then it might work.JD01 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 26, 2022 10:13 am
They do exist:
https://www.andertons.co.uk/fender-play ... 0144143528
That doesn't have the phase selector switches on it though - I don't know if it would be possible on a standard one.
I haven't lifted it off yet (can't quite be arsed right now) but I've done some research on it. I think I just have two single single coil size pickup routs - not looking promising for plonking a P90 in there.Greg_L wrote: ↑Mon Sep 26, 2022 10:21 amLift the pickguard and see what your pickup cavity routing looks like. As you can see a P90 is way huger than a typical Fender single coil. And they mount into the body of the guitar. They don't float in pickup rings or mount to the pickguard. If your guitar body has a "bathtub" style cavity then it might work.JD01 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 26, 2022 10:13 am
They do exist:
https://www.andertons.co.uk/fender-play ... 0144143528
That doesn't have the phase selector switches on it though - I don't know if it would be possible on a standard one.
It depends on what kind of switches you have. You might need to add a push-pull pot for the split.JD01 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 8:44 am Re: Wiring options on a Mustang.
A P90 isn't going to work in this guitar unless I do some serious mods that I'll probably regret.
A small splittable humbucker is probably the way to go.
Can someone with a vague knowledge of wiring tell me if this is plausible.
Keep the front pickup switch as it is, Pos 1 - normal, Pos 2 - off, Pos 3 phase flip.
Bridge pickup switch, Pos 1 - Humbucker, Pos 2 - Off, Pos 3 - Split.
That way I'll still be able to have both single coils in phase or one of them flipped, I'll be able to select either pickup.
Make sense?
Needless to say I won't be doing this - I'll take it to a good tech.
Yeah, I'll have to ask the tech I use whether its possible to change one of the 3 position phase sliders into a humbucker/split/off switch. Basically - I've starting to really like this Mustang.Greg_L wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 11:27 amIt depends on what kind of switches you have. You might need to add a push-pull pot for the split.JD01 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 8:44 am Re: Wiring options on a Mustang.
A P90 isn't going to work in this guitar unless I do some serious mods that I'll probably regret.
A small splittable humbucker is probably the way to go.
Can someone with a vague knowledge of wiring tell me if this is plausible.
Keep the front pickup switch as it is, Pos 1 - normal, Pos 2 - off, Pos 3 phase flip.
Bridge pickup switch, Pos 1 - Humbucker, Pos 2 - Off, Pos 3 - Split.
That way I'll still be able to have both single coils in phase or one of them flipped, I'll be able to select either pickup.
Make sense?
Needless to say I won't be doing this - I'll take it to a good tech.
You basically have to send half the pickup to ground on a switch. Switches come in all kinds of varieties so you need a switch that can do that without compromising something else.