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5 hours ago, EliasMooseblaster said:

..it sounds to me like you might just be looking for a couple of humbuckers...

..Are you interested in using the single-coil sounds at all, or were you mostly looking for the sounds of the two in series?

I didn’t even know what a humbucker was til i just searched it up, and apparently my guitar I have right now has a humbuckerno wonder I like the sound.

And I guess single coils sound too bright, I don’t like that. I’m looking for the sound of the two together, which I guess is a Humbucker-like tone.

But thank you! I will start looking for guitars with Humbuckers

10 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

There must be a valid reason for wanting this; what inspires you to go down this route..? Maybe a Strat is not the guitar you're after..? Where does this idea come from..?

I want a strat because I like the feel of it.

And I’m guessing you’re asking why I want a guitar in series? Lol so I came across a site that talked about parallel and series wiring (which I never knew about, I’m still kinda new to this guitar life lol) and I’ve learned that guitars in series are noticeably louder, it emphasizes low and mid tones which I LOVE.  and ppl have said it’s a perfect combo to drive any tube amp into saturation w/o the help of a booster.

so that’s why I want a guitar in series 

So I want to buy a strat in series. I’m at the fender site right now but it doesn’t tell me the wiring of these guitars I’m looking at. But it does let me see the “blueprint” of each guitar. So my question is:

is there way to tell if a guitar is in series by just looking at the blueprint? If so how?
And I’ve asked Fender twice but they have not responded.

Hi my name is Estevan, but some call me Steve. Been playing guitar for couple months.