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Wiring Diagram for

Pickup Models:

SJM-1 Vintage for Jazzmaster

SJM-2 Hot for Jazzmaster

SJM-3 Quarter Pound

for Jazzmaster

5427 hollister avenue, santa barbara, ca 93111

tel 805.964.9610 fax 805.964.9749

www.seymourduncan.com

Confused? Watch the free installation videos on the Seymour Duncan

website (under "Support"). You'll see how Seymour himself does it

and you'll learn lots of great tech tips.

Congratulations on your purchase of a fine, hand-built, Seymour Duncan electric guitar pickup! Installing

this pickup in your guitar isn't rocket science. And, if you're already handy with tools, it'll be a snap for

you–and fun too! But if you have no experience handling red-hot soldering irons, you'd be well advised

to take your new pickup and your trusty guitar to a qualified guitar tech.

The basic steps for installation include:

1. Remove the strings from your guitar.

2. Unscrew and remove the pickguard and turn it over, taking care not to scratch

your guitar's finish.

3. De-solder the original pickup's wires and make sure to remember where they

were connected.

4. Remove the original pickup from the pickup cavity.

5. If your original pickup had foam or springs attached to the bottom, pull them off and

re-use them with your Seymour Duncan pickup.

6. Put the Seymour Duncan pickup into the pickup cavity.

7. Tin the wires from the Seymour Duncan pickup, and then solder them into place where

the original pickup's wires were connected.

8. Put the pickguard back in place, taking care to tuck in loose wires.

9. Re-string your guitar and adjust the pickup height so that your new pickup balances

with the other pickup in the guitar. The bridge pickup should be between 1/8" and

1/16" from the strings when they are pressed down at the highest fret on the neck.

Then adjust the height of the neck pickup to balance well with the bridge pickup.

Jazzmaster and Fender are registered trademarks of FMIC, with which Seymour Duncan is not affiliated.

If two pickups sound thin and wimpy when

used together, chances are, they're out of

phase with each other. If you're combining

your Seymour Duncan pickup(s) with Fender

pickup(s) in the same guitar, you'll need to

reverse the black and white wires on the

Seymour Duncan.