Great. I'm planning a 7 string multi-scale headless build. Question: is there any need to install and additional magnet under the coils like on the old Gibson humbuckers?
Very informative. I am looking to replace my pickup in my fan-fret which also has very weird dimensions. Would it be possible to order them with specific wiring like 6800 x 44 gauge (which ideally would then sound like Duncan JB's)? thanks!
Does direction of wounding (clockwise or opposite) matters and which of ends of wounded wire is the output and which is going to be the ground of the coil ? And there is question how the wire gouge impact the tone of pickup? I'll be grateful for reply.
Winding direction doesn't matter and I use the Seymour Duncan color code for indicting the output and ground for each bobbin so the black is hot, red and white are wired together in series and green is ground. docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.seymourduncan.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F05%2FWD_Pickup_Color_Codes.pdf
Thanks for that precious clues! In question about ground and output ,I had rather on mind, which end of coil gives us the output - the one on the top of winding, or the one which the winding starts with...
Using the Seymour Duncan color codes means that the start is output and the finish is ground for the north bobbin and finish is output and start is ground for the south bobbin.
hey mate I'm a little confused. Humbuckers normally have a magnet under the bobbins but these don't? Is that because the pole pieces are charged? If that's the case then how are regular humbuckers (with bar magnets) charged north/south when the individual pole pieces aren't magnetic? I'm genuinely confused man can you clear this up for me?
@@HighlineGuitars i mean. When you choose the multiscale of the guitar, Like 25.5 - 27, you have to buy a fanned bridge Like hipshot or any single saddle. And they have a degree angle( hipshot 21° works well with that multiscale) so what angle will fit this kind of humbucker?
Awesome! I'll keep in touch. I have a guitar I'm building that is my going to be a start to hopefully some being sold locally. I SOOO appreciate your videos and info on building great guitars. Not looking to be worldwide, just a dream and hobby I've been trying to bring to life. Again, thanks
Great. I'm planning a 7 string multi-scale headless build. Question: is there any need to install and additional magnet under the coils like on the old Gibson humbuckers?
I am planning on building a multscale 7 string but, was wondering how to go about doing the pickups, this video cleared some things up for me thanks
Thank you very much for your videos, we strive to be on your level of expertise some day.
gran trabajo, tengo una curiosidad, los pernos llevan algún tipo de aislación antes de comenzar a enrollar el hilo sobre ellos? muchas fracias
I love that you cooled the solder with your fingertips :P it's kinda dumb. but i do that :P
Nice info to have.
Thanks for sharing
Very informative. I am looking to replace my pickup in my fan-fret which also has very weird dimensions. Would it be possible to order them with specific wiring like 6800 x 44 gauge (which ideally would then sound like Duncan JB's)? thanks!
Does direction of wounding (clockwise or opposite) matters and which of ends of wounded wire is the output and which is going to be the ground of the coil ? And there is question how the wire gouge impact the tone of pickup? I'll be grateful for reply.
Winding direction doesn't matter and I use the Seymour Duncan color code for indicting the output and ground for each bobbin so the black is hot, red and white are wired together in series and green is ground. docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.seymourduncan.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F05%2FWD_Pickup_Color_Codes.pdf
Thanks for that precious clues! In question about ground and output ,I had rather on mind, which end of coil gives us the output - the one on the top of winding, or the one which the winding starts with...
Using the Seymour Duncan color codes means that the start is output and the finish is ground for the north bobbin and finish is output and start is ground for the south bobbin.
hey mate I'm a little confused. Humbuckers normally have a magnet under the bobbins but these don't? Is that because the pole pieces are charged? If that's the case then how are regular humbuckers (with bar magnets) charged north/south when the individual pole pieces aren't magnetic?
I'm genuinely confused man can you clear this up for me?
The pole pieces are the magnets.
I have a question why on a second bobbin you used not white and black but green wires as a lead wire ?
I use Seymour Duncan's wiring code.
I want to buy an Angled very hot Bridge Pickup for my Fanfret 7 String.
Can we contact?
I want some made for my fan fret..i want it hot ..very hot and mid sounding..is that possible
Really cool, what degree have this humbucker?
I don't understand your question.
@@HighlineGuitars i mean. When you choose the multiscale of the guitar, Like 25.5 - 27, you have to buy a fanned bridge Like hipshot or any single saddle. And they have a degree angle( hipshot 21° works well with that multiscale) so what angle will fit this kind of humbucker?
Now how much would you sell a set for lol
$150 + shipping.
Do you sell to the public your custom multi scale humbuckers? If yes, how can I reach you?
I do. They are made to order. I need to know the number of strings and the scale lengths. You can contact me at cwmonck@highlineguitars.com
Awesome! I'll keep in touch. I have a guitar I'm building that is my going to be a start to hopefully some being sold locally. I SOOO appreciate your videos and info on building great guitars. Not looking to be worldwide, just a dream and hobby I've been trying to bring to life. Again, thanks