This seems like a silly question, but didn't find any answer yet.
Logically I would wire
Pickups -> tone pot -> volume pot
Volume pot -> active/passive circuit selector switch -> guitar jack
This seems logical to me because I can use tone and volume controls in both active and passive setups and use the guitar volume to drive the booster.
Or are there important buffer/noise problems I overlooked?
thanks for reading this,
zj
Only the hassle of repeatedly putting batteries in yer guitar. It gets old, even with one that has easy access. I've been there... (active basses, bah!)now I put my pedals on the floor.
Other than that, you got a good plan there.
What is exactly you are looking for/questioning ? i think you still can have your Tone and Master Volume with or w/out your Active circuit. Normaly it would goes : Pickup=>P/U Selector=>Active circuit=>MasterVol&Tone. You could insert your bypass switch for your Active circuit after the P/U selector and goes directly to guitar master volume.
Quote from: Meanderthal on February 23, 2007, 12:16:47 PM
even with one that has easy access
:o
(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b230/zjokka/JJ%20Junk%20Acoustic/DSCN3855.jpg)
Got my inspiration here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4XO8Rbn_HI