ntkguitar Posted May 7, 2024 Posted May 7, 2024 Just wondering if the Daytona is wired so that the bridge pickup has no tone control when switch is in 5 position. were Rio Grande pickups an option from factory ? any information appreciated thanks
velorush Posted May 7, 2024 Posted May 7, 2024 Schematic OEM Pickups were Seymour Duncan. ETA: I should have been more help on the schematic: it appears wired exactly like standard Stratocaster, V1 is neck, V2 is middle. I have never played a Daytona, so someone with real knowledge would likely be a better source. I'm of the opinion that V2 always belongs on the bridge pickup. Always. It's a really simple change to make.
Cboss Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 Interesting, what would be the effect of that .031uf capacitor wired between the input and the output lugs of the volume?
velorush Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 Would mitigate disproportionate roll-off of treble frequencies as the volume was reduced. Treble Bleed Circuit ETA: Dirk's Premier Guitar article
ntkguitar Posted May 9, 2024 Author Posted May 9, 2024 On 5/7/2024 at 12:57 PM, velorush said: Schematic OEM Pickups were Seymour Duncan. ETA: I should have been more help on the schematic: it appears wired exactly like standard Stratocaster, V1 is neck, V2 is middle. I have never played a Daytona, so someone with real knowledge would likely be a better source. I'm of the opinion that V2 always belongs on the bridge pickup. Always. It's a really simple change to make. Thanks !! was just wondering because some strats have tone control for All 3 pickups but my Daytona didn't.
velorush Posted May 9, 2024 Posted May 9, 2024 6 minutes ago, ntkguitar said: Thanks !! was just wondering because some strats have tone control for All 3 pickups but my Daytona didn't. I've never owned a Daytona (I think I typed that up there somewhere), but I've wired lots of Strats. I don't care too much for the master tone layout because the bridge pickup generally needs more roll off than the others. I also don't care for having two tone controls on the 4 position (when the first tone control is connected to neck and middle and the second tone control is tied to the bridge you have both tone controls functional when the switch is selecting bridge and middle pickups). Short of a superswitch, which is the best solution, I just connect tone 1 to neck and tone 2 to bridge and leave the middle pickup without a tone control, but lots of people way smarter and more experienced than I have different opinions on the best layout.
cmatthes Posted May 12, 2024 Posted May 12, 2024 Rio Grande pickups were NEVER a factory option for Daytonas.
ntkguitar Posted May 14, 2024 Author Posted May 14, 2024 On 5/11/2024 at 10:15 PM, cmatthes said: Rio Grande pickups were NEVER a factory option for Daytonas. thanks. I had bought a Used Daytona a few years ago that has/had Rio Grande pickups in it but I have no way of identifying which model they are all they say is Rio Grande. do you know which Seymour Duncans were the most likely factory pickup ?
Dave Scepter Posted May 14, 2024 Posted May 14, 2024 1 hour ago, ntkguitar said: do you know which Seymour Duncans were the most likely factory pickup ? JB's and 59's were in most... sorry, I just realized that you were asking about Daytons as I was typing this answer 🤣
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Just wondering if the Daytona is wired so that the bridge pickup has no tone control when switch is in 5 position.
were Rio Grande pickups an option from factory ?
any information appreciated
thanks
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