Hello, this is Rick Andrews owner of Andrews Guitar and a long time member of EvO:R. This section has been put together to help you with your guitar related questions. I did not agree to do this so I could simply plug my guitars, I did this so you could finally have answers to many of those burning questions you may have had about your guitar.

The main problem to consider is the total resistance being much too high for normal tone and volume pots. When the switch is in the middle using all the 4 pickups then you will be sending a signal of approx. 1,500 ohms resistance thru the tone and volume pots. The pots are normally 500 thousand ohm pots and you will be using 3 times the resistance load. This can really hurt your signal and certainly the pots not being matched to your level of resistance and also will add far too much noise to your signal.

I don't know if you can find the same audio taper pots in higher resistance very easily or not since I have not ever encountered a reason to go that high in resistance. You can add resisitors in the proper way to drop that to match but it would take some effort and time to work all this out.

Personally I think it would not really gain enough results for you to be worthwhile the time and trouble it would take. Of course I'm only giving my best opinion to hopefully be of some help to you. I can work it out and add the resistors into the circuits switching scheme but it will take several hours work to get it right.
Rick