Favorite passive circuit for 4 holes

[BigKD]

My Warwick thumb (jazzman setup with a single coil neck and humbucker bridge) has 4 larger holes and one mini hole for the humbucker series/parallel/single coil. I'm curious what the options are for a passive circuit in a 4 hole setup besides VVTT.

I'm going passive because every onboard preamp I try sounds choked relative to passive mode. I can hear the same differences in demos of other basses online as well. My outboard processors/preamps are miles ahead of these tiny underpowered onboard preamps.

So, any ideas?

 

[Killed_by_Death]

V/V/T/B
with B being a bass cut knob
look up G&L's ASAT/L-2000 drawings to see how that's wired

 

[BigKD]

V/V/T/B
with B being a bass cut knob
look up G&L's ASAT/L-2000 drawings to see how that's wired

Interesting. Time to check it out!

 

[sikamikanico]

Depends on what you’re going for and what you like. Here’s another one to consider:
1) Rotary pup selector switch (neck, both in series, both in parallel, bridge),
2) volume,
3) tone,
4) rotary cap selector/varitone/tonestyler switch.

 

[SteveCS]

Here's my PJ. It has 3 pots and 3 switches so needs up to 6 holes. I have a push-pull pot for the phase switch, so 5 holes, two of which are small switch holes. If you can find a switch to fit a pot-size hole it really is a great setup...

 

[bigtone23]

Vol
Vol
Tone
Q filter tuned to cut mids around 300-500Hz.
Series/split/parallel switch.

 

[ctmullins]

I realize this is a bit off topic, so therefore not exactly helpful, but I’m curious - which onboard preamps have you tried?

 

[BigKD]

I realize this is a bit off topic, so therefore not exactly helpful, but I’m curious - which onboard preamps have you tried?

MEC and Delano on this particular bass.