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EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft vs EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft Push/Pull PPP
The standard kit offers straightforward volume and tone control for any active pickup setup, while the Push/Pull PPP adds a switchable pot for dual-mode pickups that swap between two voicings. Choose the standard kit for simple installations; pick the Push/Pull version if your pickups support mode switching or you want tonal flexibility later.
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EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft
EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft Push/Pull PPP
Specs side by side
| EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft | EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft Push/Pull PPP | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $59.00 | $69.00 |
| Brand | EMG Pickups | EMG Pickups |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft
- ✓ Two independent volume pots for stereo or dual-pickup independent control
- ✓ Simpler wiring scheme with no switching complexity
- ✓ Lower cost for basic active pickup installations
- ✓ Faster setup with fewer component interactions
Why choose EMG 1 - 2 Pickup Conversion Wiring Kit Solderless Long Shaft Push/Pull PPP
- ✓ Push/pull volume pot enables dual-mode pickup switching (e.g., 89 to 81TW)
- ✓ Same solderless ease with added sonic versatility
- ✓ Single volume pot simplifies layout while maintaining control depth
- ✓ Ideal for recording artists who want tonal variety without re-wiring
Frequently asked questions
Can I use either kit with any active pickup?
Yes, both kits work with standard active pickups like EMG 81 or 85 models. The Push/Pull PPP specifically enables mode-switching on dual-mode pickups like the 89 or 81TW, which the standard kit cannot do.
What's the main wiring difference between these kits?
The standard kit has two volume pots (one per pickup or for blending). The Push/Pull PPP replaces one volume pot with a push/pull variant, letting you toggle pickup modes by pulling the knob out while playing.
Which is better for home recording?
The Push/Pull PPP offers more tonal options without stopping to re-wire, making it convenient for recording multiple takes with different voices. The standard kit is fine if you plan each song's tone before tracking.
Do I need soldering experience for either?
No—both are fully solderless, using point-to-point connectors. Beginners can install either kit following the diagram; no iron required.