It's well-known that David Gilmour of Pink Floyd added a mini-switch to his Stratocaster to get the front + rear half-tone sound, which isn't possible with standard Strat wiring. This circuit, however, doesn't require a mini-switch that needs modification; instead, it uses a switch-equipped pot to output the front + rear half-tone. The front + rear half-tone sound is similar to a Telecaster, and it's a very usable tone, so I recommend it. Selector: OKA 5-way Pots: CTS 250k Switch Pot: Montreux Push-Push 250k Capacitor: Orange Drop 0.047uF 600v Wiring: Fender Cross Wire When the switch is off and the pot is pushed in, it functions as standard Strat wiring. When the switch is on, it works as follows: - Selector in the front or rear position: front/rear half-tone - Selector in the center, front + center, or center + rear position: front/center/rear half-tone Tone control: The middle pot controls the front + center. The switch pot controls the rear tone. The pickups can be wired in the same positions as a standard Stratocaster. A Switchcraft jack is also included. The images are reused, but this is a listing for a circuit with the same specifications. The pickguard in the photo is not included. Changes to the control layout and minor specifications are also possible. We build circuit assemblies for guitars and basses. Special specifications based on various orders are also possible. Type: Stratocaster type