5-Pickup Bass - Wiring Diagram Walkthrough

By popular request, this is a walkthrough of the wiring diagram for the 5-pickup bass I made, which I demo'd in an earlier video - link below.
I also included a walkthrough of a typical passive J bass (Fender-style Jazz bass) and P bass (Fender-style Precision bass), since they are very closely related. If you're already familiar with it, you can definitely skip it.
Warning:  This video is A LOT OF TALKING + no playing.  :)   To hear the bass, please see link below for the original demo video.
This is really just intended for anyone interested in bass/guitar wiring.  Hope you can use some of the ideas to build something even crazier!  If you do, please let everyone know what you build in the comments!

Here's a link to the demo video:     • Bass Pickup Positions, and Combinatio...  

IF YOU'D LIKE TO SKIP STRAIGHT TO THE WIRING SCHEMATIC for the 5-pickup bass, please feel free to jump to 15:35.
(Apologies that many of the other diagrams have small fonts!  Try viewing on a laptop screen rather than mobile; hopefully it's legible.)

Full list of timestamps:
J-bass / P-bass wiring diagram walkthrough:  xxxxx
5-pickup bass wiring diagram walkthrough:  xxxxxFull (legible) 5-pickup bass wiring diagram:  15:35A few "lessons learned":  

More info:
Pickups are all Dimarzio Area Js side-by-side humbuckers, with separate wiring to the "E-A" and "D-G" coils.  The 3 pickups on the bridge side are the bridge-spaced version, and the remaining 2 are the neck-spaced version, to best follow the string spacing.
The original bass is my trusty 1998 Squier Precision.

Potentiometer photo credit and licensing information:  Evan-Amos / Released into public domain (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... photo credit and licensing information:  Eric Shrader / Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

Background music:  Original (mine).