Jazzmaster wiring

The Jazzmaster wiring diagram, plus all 3 sounds it makes — series, parallel, phase and hum-cancelling worked out for every switch position.

Dual circuit (lead/rhythm)

3 distinct sounds.

Scroll the diagram sideways to read it. Jazzmaster — Dual circuit (lead/rhythm). Drawn from the netlist: the wires cannot disagree with the circuit.

Every distinct sound this wiring produces, worked out from the circuit.
Sound	Switch setting	Hum-cancelling	Phase
Neck	Lead toggle: rhythm (neck) · Circuit selector down	No	—
Bridge + Neck	Lead toggle: middle (both) · Circuit selector down	No	In phase
Bridge	Lead toggle: treble (bridge) · Circuit selector down	No	—

Every wire in solder order — grounds first, output last. The list is generated from the same netlist as the diagram.

Grounds first
Solder a black wire from the second leg of 0.022 µF to the ground lead from Neck.
Solder a black wire from the ground lead from Neck to the ground lead from Bridge.
Solder a black wire from the ground lead from Bridge to the second leg of 0.033 µF.
Solder a black wire from the second leg of 0.033 µF to the sleeve lug on the jack.
Pickup hots
Solder a red wire from bridge lug on Toggle to the hot lead from Bridge.
Solder a green wire from middle (common) lug, pole B on Circuit selector to the hot lead from Neck.
Controls
Solder a gray wire from out lug on Toggle to lug 1 on Lead tone 1M.
Solder a gray wire from lug 2 (wiper) on Lead tone 1M to the first leg of 0.033 µF.
Solder a gray wire from down-row lug, pole B on Circuit selector to neck lug on Toggle.
Solder a gray wire from up-row lug, pole B on Circuit selector to lug 1 on Rhythm tone 50k.
Solder a gray wire from the first leg of 0.022 µF to lug 2 (wiper) on Rhythm tone 50k.
Output last
Solder a gray wire from middle (common) lug, pole A on Circuit selector to the tip lug on the jack.

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