bump....Anyone ?
As the title says ,I'm just curious if any of the winders that make the Firebird pickups,use a ferrous plate on the bottom of the magnets like to old Gibsons
It's probably crucial in giving the firebird pup it's distinctive singlecoilish tone ...aNY THOUGHTS ?![]()
"Pushback" wire is ,Wire with a foreskin.
bump....Anyone ?
"Pushback" wire is ,Wire with a foreskin.
I haven't made any, but based on making similar pickups, the plate should make the pickup a little louder and might bump up the lows a bit.
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the metal plate fattens up the bottom end on this design- a little more noticeably than putting a steel baseplate on a strat pickup but it also increases noise, youll get more- i think its 120 cycle- regardless if you ground the plate or not.
i use a plate on the bridge pickup
What are dimensions and material (copper, steel, etc..) you use ?
Where can we find this plate?
Thanks
Marc
You have to make it yourself ,Which is extremely easy to make
"Pushback" wire is ,Wire with a foreskin.
I don't have any tools to cut a ferrous material.
What is the thickness?
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