Quick pickup phase question

PonchoGreg

Hello! I've gone down the rabbit hole of humbucker wiring, phases, split, etc so would like to test my newfound (modest) knowledge with people who actually know what they're talking about...

http://www.irongear.co.uk/ig_coil_polarities_v04_igwm.gif

Am I correct to assume that the humbuckers above are wired reverse-phase compared to the likes of Seymours, Dimarzios, etc (given that south start is hot and north start is ground, where for most other manufacturers it is the opposite)?

And I am also correct to assume that by wiring these in the usual coil split config (south start = hot, green+white to push-pull, north start = ground), it will split to the south coils?

Thanks in advance for your help!

ICBM

I can't remember if the magnetic polarities are the same, but Duncan and DiMarzio have the slug coil as the 'upper' coil normally which is the opposite of these. Splitting by connecting green/white to ground will leave the screw coils on.

PonchoGreg

... which is what I would like to achieve. Thanks as ever @ICBM !

Looking at this actually led me to a pretty handy Duncan blogpost in which I finally got that the path is ground to hot. So if I send everything else to ground and hot is my screw coil start, then that's the coil that will be in the circuit (much like wiring up a simple strat pickup). At least that's what I think I understood!! 

In any case, pretty easy to test and swap things around if necessary (but I imagine worth bearing in mind if matching one with another maker's to keep them in phase with each other).