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I have noticed that cheaper foreign made two conductor pickups (Duncan Designed, etc.) seem to use a brass baseplate, while higher quality US made pickups seem to use steel baseplates.
"Quality" here is used loosely. If you like the sound of a cheap pickup, it isn't bad at all.
My experience is mainly with Seymour Duncan. EMG seems to use some black plastic/epoxy/resin with their old active hardwired pickups and their newer quick connect system. Their underrated 4 conductor plus ground passive HZ line has exposed circuit boards and the quick connect.
Also thank you to Phillip for giving me the idea to store my loose pickups in jars instead of in bags where the pickups stick together. Original boxes can get bulky when you have dozens of pickups.
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The most notable pickup discussion is the Peter Green (“Greenie”) guitar which is now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica & is a 59’ Les Paul Standard and the curious question is.. was it fixed””Reverse polarity/ upside down/ in sequence parallel?!?” Or what..??
a couple people on YouTube think they’re close in solving the age Old question. But I’m skeptical. Anyway Cheers
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Here's a question that I have been annoying the you-know-what out of people for a long time with, Mr McKnight. Ever since before the motion picture of Bohemian Rhapsody went to the cinema, I have had a hankering for a Brian May Red Special-type guitar, but I was convinced after I had one built for me with Burns pickups that they don't have the hot output that I prefer in other guitars that have HH configuration. It could be that I am mistaken, but I've longed to have a guitar with the same scale & fret count, headstock, semi-hollow cavities, vibrato arm and switching capabilities as his, but I would have liked P90s. Would it make more sense for me to simply get a Red Special duplicate and trust that the Burns Trisonics will deliver what I am hoping for from P90s?
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Are you claiming that plastic or circuit board material has an effect on magnetic field? Really, steel is the only material on your list that is going to have effect on the shape of the magnetic field of a pickup. Brass could do it in other applications using LOTS OF AC CURRENT creating eddy currents in the brass making it an electromagnet, but not really in a guitar pickup. Plastics, brass, or stainless would be used BECAUSE they have no or very litt,e effect in the magnetic field.
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@tmsglobal5848
1 year ago
Wow, great info. I wasn’t expecting that it would have much difference
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