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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hey everyone! In my never ending journey trying to learn all I can about guitars, I had the opportunity to head down to @LollarPickups to build my own set (well kinda, it for my brothers guitar) of Jazzmaster pickups. This was my first time ever building a pickup and I definitely learned a ton, made a bunch of mistakes, and overall had a really fun time.
Thanks so much to @LollarPickups for all their help on this project! If you haven't already, be sure to check them out at www.lollarguitars.com/ and @lollarpickups on Instagram
00:00 I don't own a Jazzmaster, why am I building Jazzmaster pickups?
02:20 Who is Lollar?
04:18 How do you build a pickup?
05:25 The Jazzmaster pickup
06:40 Kevin's crash course on pickup building
14:03 I built some Jazzmaster pickups
16:40 Demo
18:38 Thanks for watching!
Filmed by Nick Linsao (@PNW_Nick on Instagram)
Edited, and scored by @nisebelle
Instagram: @_nisebelle
Patreon: / nisebelle
Thanks for watching!
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Incredibly cool of Lollar to have you in and teaching you how to build a pickup.
So great to see how much work and care go into Lollar's pickups! No wonder they sound so amazing.
Also, that closing track is siiiiick!
It was so cool to see everything that goes into their production! Also thank you so much for introducing me to Mike at NAMM! This video literally would never have happened without you!!
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Thank you for always creating such quality videos and not opting for trendy bs! Everything you post is a gem
i can't remember how i stumbled on your channel (probably a bass vi rabbit hole); but in a boundless ocean of youtube guitar content, your stuff is really, really outstanding. i think i've learned more in 3 videos than a decade of hobbyist consumption- and maybe most importantly- you make me want to clear off the table and bust out a screwdriver. thank you for your work!
Always worth it for an awesome Nisebelle jam at the end.
Man, Lollar is a truly awesome company for doing this. Great work!
This is great!! I have Lollar pickups in my Jazzmaster (63 neck and 58 bridge). The tone is perfect! Thanks for showing the people who made them and the process they use. Very fun to watch!
I love the way you tell stories and getting this journey into Lollar and your learning experience shared this was really enjoyable. Thank you for all the work you do in putting these together Belle ❤
I look forward to each new video and am happy I watched every one. As a retired teacher of 10 year olds, it’s always a pleasure to see such a smart, curious and talented young person. You actually give me hope for the future.
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I was at the music experience in Seattle in 2009. I believe was a Jazz Master hanging in a case or on the wall that Jimmi used. Kinda cool seeing you do an upgrade.
this video's demo has got to be my favorite of yours!! such a fun song, hope you release it soon
Everyone should wind their own pickup at least once. Nothing fancy required, a power drill works just fine and you can wax pot with a $5 slow cooker. Hooray new skills!
Nice video. I actually took a pickup winding course with Jason Lollar years ago and I made a Strat and a Humbucker in that course at Roberto Venn. I will tell you what they asked of me which is if you do make a pickup with them like this, never advertise your pickup as an actual Lollar pickup if you decide to sell, trade, or give away that pickup.
I put my own markings on mine as to never be confused about who made the pickup. I will say I had to rewind one of my humbucker coils because the wraps didn't take too well.
If you make or rewind your own pickups you have to be patient because of how fine the wire is. Take your time and don't try to rush anything.
Most of the comments below express what I think, but I'm going to say it anyway - you are awesome. Anyone who doesn't think so can get hold of me and I will set them straight LOL. Really love how much you put into your channel. All the very best to you!!!👋😀
Every video from nisebelle is outstanding and incredibly comfy. I really need to start learning more guitar tech stuff, and just general lutherie.
You knocked it out of the park, Nise! It may have been Lollar's expertise that helped get you there, but it was your drive to learn and sorry, still gonna say selfless desire to restore the gear the fire robbed your brother of to make it happen. Perhaps you should consider adding a Jazzmaster to your own arsenal? You're getting some amazing tones out of it, and I'm sure conversion necks can be had if you want to stick to short scale.
amazing! I learned a lot about JM pickups that I am not all that familiar with
what a lovely video! i absolutely adored the wholesome vibe of it. Thanks for making this video
Great job, Nisebelle! Thanks for taking us along. I have no doubt that you will be building your own pickups very soon! Happy building... Happy playing!
That was a fun and cool video! Thanks, Nisebelle!!
Of course we know them , the single coil blonde are very famous and nice ones for a really good Strat sound.
And now I am waiting for the brunette ones 🤩
Nisebelle would also be a cool name for pick ups 🥰
Dang it, now I have GAS for a new set of Lollar pickups - Awesome video as always!
Great video! Love your playing, and I was glad to get to learn more about Lollar.
I see nisebell. I slam that “like” and play button
Another great show! Thanks for the ride!!
Super fun video, and informative too!
Sounds killer. Lollars are always a top choice.
What an awesome little channel I've stumbled upon, amazing video!
Very good video, and I am, as always, blown away by your playing and your music.
This was great - not only to see the process from Lollar, but your adventure of building your own and having functional results on the way out.
Very cool! They sound great!
The world always needs better pickups. Get some Michael Gray Strat handwound pickups and study them....outstanding tone! Lollar pickups are amazing too! Great source to learn! Great video ...thank you! That was so nice for Kevin to show you. He has super steady hands...always a plus.
Fantastic video. And those pickups sound great.
As I approach my EPIC rebuild project on me very own MIM Jazzmaster,
with it's great sounding P-90's disguised as Fenders' er/uh and if that ain't bad enuff,
I'm totally and utterly distracted by you, girl, as my deteriorating brain continues to malfunction...
(I reside in glamorous picturesque Koreatown, Los Angeles if you ever wanna JAM...) Thanx for the vid and Cheerios
That was incredible start to finish. Fantastic job - that's a guitar that your brother will never let go!
That’s a pretty sick jam you wrote/played at the end of the video. Props!
Yay, new Nisebelle content.
One of the few creators I actually watch at close to normal speed 😅
What a cool experience at Lollar, and what a truly nice crew they are there. Jason Lollar is an absolute Legend.
Great "test" at the end there too.
Each video is better than the last. Love seeing you pop up in my subscription feed! 🎸🎶
Very cool! Thanks
Excellent! That Jazzmaster just became an heirloom guitar. Your brother is going to cherish it.
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Great episode
OMG. I love this channel!
Every time I watch a nisebelle video, I'm reminded why they're an instant click. Great content, informative, great tunes, and an engaging presentation.
Thanks for showing us this project, fam!
Well done!
So cool.
This is one of my favorite episodes so far.
Awesome video!
another nisebelle banger of course
Anxiously awaiting Reverb being flooded with vintage Crockpots
how cool! what a great expierence
Fun segment, those winding machines sure do fly. 😊
Well, you DID it!
Fascinating video, thank you. BTW I think Kevin looks like David Gilmour circa 1970.
I have the Special T set and could not be happier!
awesome!
Really cool video.......I can see you getting one of those pickup winders off of stewmac.
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I have several sets of Lollar pick ups along with the Black Bobbin(tm?) lollar pick ups and they've all made a world of difference! Lollar and Curtis Novak are the way to go when it comes to Jazzmaster pick ups
Oh man you were in my hometown and didnt call me up for a jam!?
Ive always wanted to visit Lollar HQ....never seem to find the time :/
Good guitar, great song
You are next level! Also, the music in this video is awesome. The music for the last section got me. What's the name of it, and is it on Bandcamp?
Thanks! It was a fun one to write and play! I should have it up on Bandcamp sometime next week!
“I built these pickups on rock and roll”🎸
I'm really, really hoping you can make a new pickup set out of your brother's old Tele magnets once you have your "pickup factory" built!
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Those pickups sounded great! Your playing style reminds me of j Mascis but a little better. How could you not want a jazz master after that ?
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Oh wow! Looks like I should have sent the Fralin JM pickup I ruined about two weeks ago your way instead! (I got it repaired)
The Internet/TH-cam needs more channels like yours. Smart, competent, tech-savvy women need a larger/equal voice in our society. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
i have lollars in 3 guitars.... the only reason i don't have them in all of my guitars is a couple are vintage... my fav pickups.
God I fucking love Lollar
Every time Nisebelle posts an angel gets its wings
nisebelle rocks supreme!!😊
nice sound 🔥🩷🔥🩷🔥
Super cool! I would come listen to your band too. do you have one?
Awesome video! Please though, wear safety glasses when soldering!
I think Lollar did you a disservice not showing you how to hardwire the coils, instead of using an auto winder. Still, your channel is great and I keep enjoying the videos.
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So… how do you feel about maybe not wax potting the pickups?
Funny you should ask! A while ago I told my friend about wanting to try my hand at making pickups at some point and he asked to make him a totally unpotted microphonic pickup that he could sing into. Maybe more on that in the future!
Ok so after you sucked me down this world of guitar mods upgrades and mods I put on the tubes whilst setting up the new staytrem in my jaguar yesterday and there was a video review on some G&L guitar with p-bass style z-pickups. I thought “oh that’s cool maybe I can add that to my jag with the next upgrade let’s see how much they cost” and instead found this amaaaazing series by clementine th-cam.com/video/Nz5GDlFqHO4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rJqne0Ol3ElvUpY_ where he makes amazing sounding pickups out of scrap materials (and also isn’t afraid to show when he gets things wrong or makes mistakes which I love from you both).
You could actually make a pick-up bobbin out of the scraps of MTG cards that aren’t being used as neck shims soaked in resin.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll have to see if I have a few “shims” that I can spare haha
@@nisebelle No problem! He also has some bits on building a tube amp to taste which might be great to see your take on.
Love the content btw. it's been a wild ride going from a middle-aged man tired of wiping dust off instruments that got 3-9 hours of play time a day as a kid to selling the lot and buying new ones only to dig into them with the drill and chisel to get a proper cavity for yet another control plate and actually appreciate the sound. But a big part of that was trying to find jaguar reviews and stumbling on your content that gave me the guts and the spark to undertake this pretty momentous journey. On Friday I rewired a VVT jazz bass to les Paul wiring with a kinman treble bleed, in 30 minutes between meetings during home office. I'm still a way from the virtuoso standard I had as a teenager but learning this new skill is making the journey back so much more fun.
The guitar girl next door. The ultimate crush.
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Well this is incredibly annoying.
Why don't you tell people exactly the pieces you need and then put it together like most of the other videos that show you how to make pickups?
It is absolutely impossible to make a Jazzmaster pickup if you do not know the dimensions of the bobbin. And you need to know the magnetic strength of the pole pieces and how many winds. It takes a little bit of work to find this out but anybody can find it out so why don't you just tell them?
Are you male?
You still have balls?
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