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Can two EMG-89s be wired to a single push/pull switch?

April 26, 2017emg-89 pull push Switch wired

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Can two EMG-89s be wired to a single push/pull switch?

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Each EMG-89 requires it’s own double pole/double throw (DPDT) switch. For example, if there are two EMG-89’s in a guitar, you will need two push/pull pots, two mini toggles, or one of each. The pot portion of the push/pull pot is 25K ohms. It can be wired as a volume control or a tone control. Even though the pot and switch portions of the push/pull pot are physically joined together, they are really two separate circuits.