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This is my 1994 Mexican-made Fender Strat with a Duncan '59 PAF at
the neck, Duncan Trembucker PAF at the bridge, and a Gibson P-90 in
the middle.
This guitar has standard 5-way switching with no coil-tapping.
There's a toggle to throw the bridge humbucker out of phase with the
P-90 for a nasally, Funkadelic sound. Without coil-tapping, the 2 and
4 positions sound HUGE.
Jon Schafer, Ft. Wayne, IN
the neck, Duncan Trembucker PAF at the bridge, and a Gibson P-90 in
the middle.
This guitar has standard 5-way switching with no coil-tapping.
There's a toggle to throw the bridge humbucker out of phase with the
P-90 for a nasally, Funkadelic sound. Without coil-tapping, the 2 and
4 positions sound HUGE.
Jon Schafer, Ft. Wayne, IN
This is my 1994 Mexican-made Fender Strat with a Duncan '59 PAF at
the neck, Duncan Trembucker PAF at the bridge, and a Gibson P-90 in
the middle.
This guitar has standard 5-way switching with no coil-tapping.
There's a toggle to throw the bridge humbucker out of phase with the
P-90 for a nasally, Funkadelic sound. Without coil-tapping, the 2 and
4 positions sound HUGE.
Jon Schafer, Ft. Wayne, IN
the neck, Duncan Trembucker PAF at the bridge, and a Gibson P-90 in
the middle.
This guitar has standard 5-way switching with no coil-tapping.
There's a toggle to throw the bridge humbucker out of phase with the
P-90 for a nasally, Funkadelic sound. Without coil-tapping, the 2 and
4 positions sound HUGE.
Jon Schafer, Ft. Wayne, IN
