OmegaZero
Inspired
This may be a silly question, but are there any issues with using a small terminal block to make pickup changes easier? I'm sure purists will eat their hat at the idea, and I totally get the viewpoint of keeping the signal path as clean and vintage as possible. Considering it objectively though, is there any reason to expect a noticeable impact on the signal? I see Seymour Duncan has a product that does this so maybe it's not a terrible idea. I guess I'm wondering why more people don't do it, considering how often pickup changes are discussed.
In my particular situation, I want to use a small 3 or 4-position screw-down block to make swapping between loaded pickguards on my Strat easier. I'm sure I'll eventually settle on what I like best, but I see many changes in my future before I get there. There's plenty of room in the cavity to fit a block like the little Phoenix ones, so it should be easy enough to do...
In my particular situation, I want to use a small 3 or 4-position screw-down block to make swapping between loaded pickguards on my Strat easier. I'm sure I'll eventually settle on what I like best, but I see many changes in my future before I get there. There's plenty of room in the cavity to fit a block like the little Phoenix ones, so it should be easy enough to do...