It's only 8 switches!

As oriented in the photo, the top three knobs and top three switches are volume and on/off for each pickup. The three switches in a row in the middle are single-coil/humbucker switches for each pickup, the bottom two knobs are two differently-voiced tone knobs that apply to all pickups, and the bottom two switches are in-phase/out-of-phase for the middle and bridge pickup.

And no on Gibson, Garnet, and Selmer amps.

154 wrote:gee, way to start off with an easy one..

guess this guitar and pickup setting. i won't make you guess the amp because it's pretty obscure (Victoria 1x15 combo). it's on a fairly clean setting and shouldn't be imparting too much of a 'sound' anyway.

Neck position humbucker?

scott wrote:Neck position humbucker?

yes/no

p.s. all that buzz should tell you it's not a humbucker

Benny wrote:vox?
silvertone or any other cheap 50s/60s amp?
im thinking about small speakers.

Not Vox or Silvertone, not 50's or 60's. It's a separate head and cab, and I guess I'll give away that the cab is a sealed 2x12" with 200W EV speakers.

Neck Position P-90?
possibly a semi-hollow or gibson like.

154 wrote:

scott wrote:Neck position humbucker?

yes/no

Neck position P90 then?

Wood solidbody guitar, yes?

Benny wrote:Neck Position P-90?
possibly a semi-hollow or gibson like.

nope

Wood solidbody guitar, yes?

si.

Tele neck?

Kustom 100?

Benny wrote:Tele neck?

yes.

American Tele, swamp ash body, Fender Vintage 'Noiseless' (pssh..) pick ups. i thought this one would be really obvious..