That's 'cause I've spent the whole week looking at interfaces! 
But seriously... oops. I will try to do it tomorrow morning.
I need to get my mic and interface though before the sale ends Wednesday, so hopefully I'll get it before Christmas.
I was on the other side of the state all day yesterday but that doesn't make missing it any better.
Now, how would I make sure that the pickups on my Tak are not "higher output"?
You put a volt meter the cable end and play it... it will output a voltage.... Let's just say 1volt.
Hardest chord you can bang out plays out full Vol as 1 volt.
Now you look at your interface manual and read a couple things.
http://tascam.com/product/us-2x2/specifications/Notice it says INST IN Impedence 1M -- that's 1 Megaohm -- that is typical for instruments like guitar. so that's good.
Then it has MAX input ==== +10dBV(3.162vrms)
So they are saying 3 volts roughly make a +10dBV which is a hot signal...
So if your guitar put out 1V you would be ok and might even have to use the gain knob on the box to maybe take it up to 2v or so.
BUT .. what if your guitar output 4V -- that's 25% over the max allowed meaning it will distort. Now what?
Turn the volume down on your guitar and the voltage out will lower. Problem solved... or make a dedicated pad so you can run your guitar at full Vol if you like. Same thing either way.
Maybe--- your guitar had output specs but I doubt it. It all depends on how hard you hit the strings.
So again.... it really doesn't matter. the good thing is the Impedance is correct. The gain will probably be fine and if not it's easily cured by turning the volume down.
This again is why it's important to get the manuals and compare specs.