u/AMoistLemon

Burstbucker Pro's Accidental Peter Green - Please help!

I'm stuck with the electronics and I'm running out of ideas.

I have a LEFTY studio, with burstbucker pro's.

The issue is: I re-wired it to have push/pulls that allow split coils, instead of tapping - after taking out the PCB.

Neck - pefect.
Bridge - I'm suspicious about, it seems very honky now. A little thinner.
Middle - Unintentional Peter green Quack.

I just want it back to normal, with split coil push pulls - no Peter Green.
But I can't figure it out.

Please can you help?

I followed this for the wiring setup: https://www.mylespaul.com/threads/how-wiring-burstbucker-pro.491469/

What I can't understand is: Why is it Peter Green all of a sudden, and why even in normal Treble side (bridge) does it feel tinnier?

I'm 100% certain I wired the bridge as it says.
Could it be because I'm a lefty and the bridge pickup is backwards?

Extra note: The guitar has an odd grounding issue. Even from factory. Touching metal.. fine. But every single place has continuity to the jack. It's all connected up for grounding.

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u/AMoistLemon — 7 hours ago

Burstbucker Pro with Coil SPLIT, wiring?

Does anyone have the diagram, or info for this, please?

Just attempted it, and woefully failed.

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u/AMoistLemon — 2 days ago

When braking and turning I notice the car kind of hitches.

It's a sudden change, as if someone shifted the weight, made the car jump, or nudged it.

Hard to describe, but it definitely acts odd depending on the corner.

I'm new to setups but it's not oversteer, or the back ending wanting to slide and catch.

It's a micro change, but enough to feel it.

Oh, def not gear changes either.

Any help is hugely appreciated, thank you

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u/AMoistLemon — 14 days ago