Wiring Diagrams
LAMBERTONES WIRING DIAGRAMS
Frequently Used Diagrams
Whether you're dropping your new Lambertones at a tech to get installed or you've challenged yourself to do the install yourself, these frequently used diagrams might be helpful for the journey!
Please note, in order for these to function as designed we need to have a baseline common understanding:
These diagrams were made for the use of Lambertones Pickups, specifically. These diagrams CAN be used with other pickup manufacturers but you may need to keep in mind that other manufacturers use different color codes for their wires, different magnetic polarities, and even different winding directions. These all factor into the diagrams working appropriately.
IF, you're using these diagrams to install another manufacturers pickups OR if you're combining Lambertones with another manufacturers pickups please click HERE to get helpful information on making your project work appropriately.
Select from the following list to view their prospective diagrams:
V90 (NEW)
Lamber'Tron
Humbucker
Telecaster
Stratocaster
P90/Jazzmaster
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