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If wired as you have it (like a Les Paul) then turning any pot to zero shorts the output and kills the sound.
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(ie just swap the middle, from where you are now.)
It is better to keep the switched pickups wired as you have it, with the pickup to the top of the pot. There is no advantage to ‘reversed’ wiring on switched pickups, and it does increase noise.
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It's a 3 x P90 guitar, with 1 tone, 1 vol (push/pull) and a 3-way toggle.
Simple wiring - the neck & bridge are wired as normal, with the middle pickup switched in/out via the push/pull switch. The main limitation of that wiring are that I can't have the middle p'up on it's own, but that's never been an issue really.
Won't be relevant though if you're wiring as above, with the separate vol controls for each p'up!