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I am considering upgrading my present Hohner acoustic guitar as my skills and abilities are on the up and have been looking around (virtually anyway) at electro-acoustics from Yamaha, Fender (I had loan of one from my son a while ago and loved it) and Tanglewood. The problem is I have fallen in love (at first sight) with one Tanglewood in particular and I may have to visit the emporium where it is for sale, it is over my budget so could be an expensive weekend! Obviously being as I haven't even touched it yet, I'll have to give it a test drive first - after all its not just looks and the first date maybe disappointing and its not a match made in heaven!

That was what I was going to try. I seemed to have wired it out of phase with the neck pickup, so I’ll reverse it. I’ve no idea what the neck pickup is either but it sounds a lot nicer at the moment. As the guitar cost me £26 in 1976 I can afford to experiment a little.

Any chance of seeing the solder side..? It wouldn't hurt to send an email to Thomann, asking if they could supply one as a spare part.

Have a look here, maybe..? A common 'standard' wiring joins the middle two solder tabs, and uses the two outer tabs as 'hot' and 'ground', giving a twin-coil 'humbucker' effect. Hope this helps. Douglas