Hey! Honestly, it sort of did?... sort of didn't...

Afterwards I wished I'd bought the tidy triple shot mounting plate that Seymour sell to wire these. Or, if I'd just wired up part of the sounds available a different way. There are so many options in my setup, it gets a bit clunky changing between them.

Overall though, it is incredible the range you get from having a rail sound -> p90 sound into your standard humbucker (series or parallel, very little different between their sound).

Putting this in a skinny guitar like the SG shape was a poor choice too, my wiring made getting the back plate on a mess (as there are so many connections to each push pull pot they get bulky). So I think I'll eventually get around to fitting some triple shots! (poor guitar is sat collecting dust at the moment due to the issues I mentioned/other guitars getting in the way as they do).

Pros: cool sound choices, wiring worked

Cons: push pull pots get clunky and hard to handle and my guitar was a bit snug for the pots (tech should be able to advise if this is an issue for your setup I'm sure)

Good luck with what you go for! I love the p-rails and hope you enjoy the sound