Telecaster with Lollar Mini Humbucker and Special T tap with Doug Deming 4-4-11.MP4
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Here is Mr. Doug Deming, from Detroit, demonstrating my 97 Fender American Telecaster with a Lollar mini humbucker neck and Lollar Special T tap bridge;Glendale double cut bridge with Titanium saddles; 5 way switch;RMF Tone kit; Stainless steel frets, Mogami 2524 cable, and my Fender 74/64 Deluxe Reverb.
Love the jazzy tones from the mini 😎
Even through this recording I can hear a great diversity of tones
Beautiful sounds, what an axe you have there
indeed
Beautiful sound from that guitar and amp combo! I can only imagine how great the sound must have been in the room.
Great freaking playing man! God I wanna play just like that!!!
this tele sound is awesome
very cool...I am looking to do some tinkering with my 1990 Tele to bring er back to the world of the living....love what u have done to yours....might have to emulate
Hey Verbose,
How ya doin? I am using Alpha 500K push-pulls; My RMF Tone Maintance Kit (Sozo .002 with 100k Carbon resistor; Sozo .047 tone cap. The wiring is Bill Lawrence's T4+1 wiring: Using a CRL 5 way switch: Pos 1 is Neck only; Pos 2 is Neck and Bridge in parallel; Pos 3 is Bridge; Pos 4 is Neck and Bridge slightly out of phase; Pos 5 is neck with 10% less bass. The Volume control is also coil tap for the neck and Tone control is a tap for the bridge.
Thanks!
I have been using the Duncan SM-1 pickups and would love to try the Gibson style Mini HB next
When you said that the Neck pickup was tapped did you really mean split?
For instance, the bridge pickup being a true single coil has a tap, meaning that Jason Lollar wound the coil to a certain point then wired a lead to that point, then he continued to wind the coil until it was finished and another lead was added at that point, so that a finished single coil pickup has 3 wires and possibly an additional ground wire for the metal plate under the pickup. For a humbucker to be tapped requires 6 wires( 3 per coil) plus the metal cover will likely have a separate ground wire for a total of 7 wires. On the other hand, a coil split can be accomplished with as few as 3 wires( the normal start of one coil, the finish of the other coil, and a wire from the union of the finish of the first coil and the start of the second coil) plus the likely separate metal cover ground wire.
THANKS!
Nice vid guys! Thanks.
The mini-humbucker works better in a Telecaster than a full-sized humbucking pickup - which can get too bass heavy and muddy even. Mini-humbuckers and Firebird pickups both work well in telecasters, but nothing is as good as a tele bridge pickup - no?
Just a suggestion - you go to all that trouble to install beautiful pickups with great electronics, an excellent amp, even a great cable - and then you film this and record the audio with the lousy camera microphone? Please consider taking a little time to use a decent microphone and record it so we can hear the result of all your hard work!!! I'm sure it sounds MUCH better than what we can hear on this video.
Damn franken tele thumbs up
heyyy niceee guitar!!! I have been looking everywhere for this type of setup.
Do you think you could do a how to video on how to setup the wiring? or did you follow a specific wiring diagram?
thanks let me know
Thanks, I have been wondering about the difference between the Mini-bucker and the Firebird in the neck of a Tele. I think the warmth of the mini-bucker is a winner.
I thought they were the same
I want this exact setup please for a lefty Tele
@MrPhylax
The mini is 6.6K ohms...
Is there a wiring diagram for this configuration
hey guys, I just put the same pickups and are finding it difficult to find the right pickup height. Can you tell me what the distance from the strings was for the pickups in this guitar? I would much appreciate it!
Am I wrong in thinking that most tele bodies would be equipped to handle the mini humbucker but would need a custom pickguard? If so, how did you get a pickguard to fit the mini?
Just noticed you question: Warmoth can make a Tele pkgd w/ a mini rout. Many color choices....
You can also buy a Fender '52 Tele Hot Rod guard. They're black & made w/ Bakelight. High gloss lacquered finish. Nice guard & my fave!
Sean Taylor Google pickgaurds and you will find a shit ton of companies that will make one. Or.............go stealth.
Hi Sean, I ordered it directly from Lollar.
@1:34 bridge wiring, please ?
How much would this guitar go for used? I saw one on kijiji, thinking of getting it, maybe.
+Sam Moon ..Sam, are you asking me how much a 97 american tele is going for? or How much a 97 tele is plus all the upgrades? thanks!
Jumpblues style
Where can I get this exact guitar, with this set up?
teles with a mini humbucker are called hot rods. got one by ibanez with seymour duncan pickups. great guitar.
Too bright get a Fralin!
Always some Momo-head who has to down-vote a very decent demo video...
Great sounds and playing but too many options for my taste.
More options the better!
It’s nice that it’s all mainly on the one switch. Im making a guitar with all kinds of phase and coil split options on s jaguar style set up. This seems simpler and possibly more diverse in comparison.
@xhyosukx ,
email me @ DEI305@aol.com for the wiring diagram. Many thanks!
Hi,
send me your email address..Thanks!