Cyberi4n
Well-Known Member
Ok would anyone like to tell me which pup is the neck and which pup is the bridge, seeing as they're BOTH labeled the same?!?!
Confusing Wiring Diagram
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The bottom one is supposed to be the bridge pup.
Look at the model numbers on the pickups or the way the switch is wired.
EDIT: I never knew they made an RG7520
Cyberi4n
Well-Known Member
Figured as much - always good to get some advice tho!!! Can you believe it, after 17 yrs of playing I've never needed to replace any pups - now I guess I'm getting serious abt what I'm doing!!!!!bostjan said:
The bottom one is supposed to be the bridge pup.
Look at the model numbers on the pickups or the way the switch is wired.
EDIT: I never knew they made an RG7520
And after I'd picked up that this diagram was for a RG7520 (!?!?!) I thought I'd better check, just in case there are any other mistakes in there
Well the pickup wiring looks pretty accurate to me. I just swapped the pups in my RG7321 and they had the same wiring as this. Good luck.
Mykie said:
Umm no, read the thread again.
But it would be pretty weird if they announced a new RG7520 with two neck pickups.
Pablo
Resident Wanker
Bridge PUs are just a fad... Neck PUs to the fore
the RG7620 was originally called RG 7-520 in the company's internal documents in 1995/1996. they changed it to 7620 before it was released, but the original model number is on that old wiring diagram, and it's stamped in the neck pocket of the early 7620s.
