S-500 Neck Bridge Position

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S-500 Neck Bridge Position

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I was unable to bring up the answer even though I am sure this has been discussed previously. If I acquire an S-500 I will be interested in the regular Strat switch options, the Tele neck/bridge and the all-on options. I am not interested in the series/parallel options. With the middle pickup being reverse-wound this must mean that the Tele neck/bridge position is not noise canceling. Is this correct?

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Re: S-500 Neck Bridge Position

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Yes, you are correct. The bridge and neck combo is not hum cancelling.
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Re: S-500 Neck Bridge Position

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Salmon wrote:I was unable to bring up the answer even though I am sure this has been discussed previously. If I acquire an S-500 I will be interested in the regular Strat switch options, the Tele neck/bridge and the all-on options. I am not interested in the series/parallel options. With the middle pickup being reverse-wound this must mean that the Tele neck/bridge position is not noise canceling. Is this correct?

Thank you
See this post for the stock pickup switch settings of the S-500: What is the expander switch used on many of the models?.

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Re: S-500 Neck Bridge Position

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Thanks guys!

I had been considering one of the new American Deluxe Strats and locked into its series parallel switch option.