How do you wire a pickup for parallel without a switch?

[grumptruck]

Gibson humbucker.

Sorry for the noob question... I guess I could goggle it.

[IanBallard]

http://www.seymourduncan.com/images/...501005-110.pdf

Basically, instead of hooking one coil's "ground" to the other one's "hot" and using the remaining leads as one circuit's hot/ground, you are hooking up each coil's hot/ground separately to the lead. So you're planning on bypassing the switch to tone/volume controls?

[grumptruck]

That made my brain hurt.

So move the twisted ground to the actual ground and twist both hots to the switch??

[idsnowdog]

[astrozombie]

I don't really dig parallel setups. The invader sounds decent with it, but in my mind if you want that kind of sound you should just get a full shred or something.

it's kind of an inbetween humbucker-single coil sound thats nothing like a P-90.

[IanBallard]

I had a Tone Zone S wired in parallel in the middle and neck positions of my guitar and I liked it. It was like a tough-sounding Strat pickup. I may again do this.

[grumptruck]

Thanks guys.