How Guitar Pickups Are Made - Part 1 Telecaster Bridge Pickup
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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have a Flat 6 Tele pickups and love them.
This is incredible. This answered so many small things I didn’t understand the reasoning behind. I cannot wait for the humbucker one.
I would really like to see the P90 and the single coil sized humbucker! Love the new video series
Digging this Santa Cruz inspired logo, you should definitely do more, playing off of other skate brand logos, I always loved that they used to do a lot of that.
Love this idea. I'd love to see the Jazzmaster pickups at some point.
Thank you for all the insight without giving away any of your secrets that make your pickups "Your" Pickups!!! While I'm an information sponge, I am fully aware I will never use any of this to make my own pickups. I just have a desire to learn all I can to help me better understand what all is involved in making pickups and how what effects what to create the sound!!! Great Job!!! Please do more when the opportunity presents itself. Thanks for another great video!!!
Dylan,
Thanks! This is a great video! My pickup request is for Firebird-style mini-humbucker.
This is what I came here to ask. Or at least a humbucker that'll fit in a P90 slot. I'm wondering if Dylan offers one
this is a series I'm looking forward to!
I don't know if it's popular enough, but a breakdown vid on the Gretch Super single coil would be interesting.
Can you please do a firebird pickups video
A humbucker would be very cool and how they work with other pickups in sets eg wind direction/ polarity would be very helpful and cool 😁
Awesome video keep them coming!
Would love to see like how like a deArmond dynasonic or a staple p-90 are made. Maybe just do one of a bunch of weird pickups, just talk about how those are made.
Super cool... thanks Dylan
Excellent video, Dylan! I learned a lot.
Another vote for 'vintage' Firebird. Awesome, thorough vid on Tele bridge process! Love the metal base plate effect.
I have an old Maxon humbucker bass pickup cover.
thanks for making this video.
Really interesting. Thanks so much.
I wanna see Squier's SQR active ceramic bass pickups found on the contemporary basses
Thank you Dylan. I would like to see the making of a powertrons, which is what I have on my custom shop showmaster. ( made by TV Jones )
What about a set of Strat pickups with independent pole spacing to match the string spacing at each position?
Perhaps present preparation and performance of producing a P90 pickup....please.
This was awesome. Keep doing these! Can you show how you attach the lead wires to the wound wires?
Thanks a lot for great video, I was wishing this! Please, can You give information about how much winds are there, and what is strength of magnets after You magnetised them? And- is wire rounded, flat or something else?
This is awesome! Thanks for doing this. I’d like to see a P-90.
Great video!
Thanks Dylan! Looking forward to your upcoming tutorials. I would be especially interested in hearing the differences between pickups with more windings and weaker magnets versus very strong magnets and low windings - same output level. Pro / cons?
Great video! Wanna see the p90!
Great vid. I'm wondering how a thicker gage wire (38 to 40) would effect tone. There's not much information out on this.
Dylan thanks for your videos. I was wondering if it is possible to take the two wires that you connect together for wiring a humbucker and put a pot between them so you could dial an amount between humbucker and single coil?
eat your heart out PBS, cant wait for this
great informative vid
Awesome vid. Is there any benefit of using a phenolic material for the flatwork rather than say PVC or other plastics?
Good Morning. I recently scored a 2014 Am Std tele with a broadcaster on the bridge. So is the flatwork on top the same as yours?? And could you explain the yellow ground on the twisted tele neck??
Dylan, have you tried using a vacuum pump when potting?
This is the way 🙏
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Dylan! You are the pickup master, so I assume you can make this concept clear, or at least clearer to me... You have so many pickup videos that I just found the latest to tack this question on to.
I just recently learned about a guitar called a Gibson Blueshawk, and upon looking into it, I was introduced to the concept of dummy coils or dummy pickups. All I've been able to gather is that they somehow reduce (maybe eliminate?) 60 cycle hum in a single coil pickup. I've watched a few videos that show just removing the magnets from a single coil pickup and then soldering this coil electrically in with the other pickups. However, I don't really "get it."
Why? How? Huh? It looks like just adding a bunch of wire into a chain, or sort of like a second coil in a humbucker. But if it doesn't have magnets in it, how does it do anything significant? If it does implement humbucking, then is the wire is the important part? Why do humbuckers have magnets in the second coil in that case? Why/how would this coil affect hum, rather than just adding a bunch of resistance to a pickup, making really muddy (or bright?) or something? Once I figured out that this was a rabbit hole I was going to get lost in, I thought, I bet Dylan could explain this. So, my official question is what is a dummy coil, what does it do, and how does it work?
Can you tell me how you choose what gauge wire to use and number of windings? Is it trial and error or mathamatical formula from strenth of maganets.I often wondered
Hey Dylan, does the coil wire have a coating? If so, does it make any difference in tone? I think you covered this in an older video, but I can't find it. Also, would you make a "modern" sounding tele pick up different than a "vintage" sounding one? For vintage, let's assume that means 50's-ish time.
I've got a question about the pole pieces. In staggered pole pick-ups, is it the height of the pole that makes a difference in sound or the total length of magnet, or both aspects together?
Is it possible to use a 6 way switch or blade to switch between a wide range of capacitors?
Hey Dylan,
I keep seeing other UA-cam channels about cleaning guitars using steelwool.
Wouldn't there be a danger of the steelwool shavings getting pulled into the pickup magnets?
this was cool
Can you do a stacked (hum bucking type) p90 Dylan?
How did you attach the metal plate to the pickup?
i wonder how dylan unwinds after a long day of pickup winding:)
Also, what difference do Alnico III magnets make. New sub, by the way.
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So I used to get Guitar Player magazine once a month, and the featured guitarist interview mentioned how he had to re-magnetize his pickups after every few shows because he noticed the difference. This caused at the time a huge uproar from the readers afterward along the lines like, do I also need to do this, or does this even need to be done. So my question is, in your experience with new and vintage pickups, is there a need to re magnetize pickups, and how long will a newly made pickup under normal conditions need to be restored?
I was wondering the same thing. I've never heard anything about pickup magnets needing to be re-magnetized, even in vintage guitars.
Vintage firebird
What about if the alnico 5 is a flat bar, and not cylindrical?
Say Dylan....do you make Jazzmaster pickups ? Is it any different than, say, the squire classic vibe level ?
We do. We make them similar to the 60s jazzmaster
p bass pickups. These are what I'm interested in right now.
Bass, Bass, Bass, please and thankyou.
P90, please!
Burns Tri-Sonic
Can you do one on Gretsch style pickups please mate?
This is one reason I keep saying there is no reason pickups should cost so much.
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I don't like the slant of the tele bridge pickup. It makes it too hard to EQ and it's almost impossible to get rid of that country twang in the B and E strings without making the EAD strings sound muddy. I think a lot of people would prefer it if the bridge pickup was unslanted.
Lol. This is the first time I have heard this EVER. Pretty funny
They don't have to be slanted,
@DylanTalksTone Kind of a dickhole reply, Dylan. Just because you haven't heard it before doesn't mean it's not true.
@@LOGICNREALITY if you unslant them, they're too long. Even so, i had a luthier straighten my tele bridge pickup out and, even though the pole piece alignment was a bit off, it sounded a lot better. All the icepicky sounds on the high strings were gone.
I mean… just get a good tele pickup and it won’t be ice pick… if it’s designed properly, it won’t do that.
stop biting your nails!!! 😂