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Stumbled across this on the eBay. Price seems good compared to the handful of other places I order products from that I've seen it for sale at, but I haven't really looked around yet. Free shipping helps. I'm in need of more 42, but don't see myself winding enough to warrant dropping a large amount of change on a huge spool, so a 2 1/2 lb roll seems a decent quantity. I'm still experimenting, and not chasing after a vintage repro or anything, just looking to wind my own p'ups for my guitar builds.
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with the price of copper at this time it is way overpriced. roughly 30 bucks a lb. you can buy the good stuff for that price and get it from a reliable dealer. I bought a 5lb roll of plain enamal for a lot less a lb than this stuff. It is the red poly solderon stuff he is selling, no enamal in sight that I can tell.Originally posted by j. pierce View Post -
I've never used them, but without knowing what brand of wire it is, and what the outside diameter is (min-nom, nom-max, etc) I would pass. Check out baewire on e-bay, or phone Whitmore Wirenetics. I think an average price is about $14 a lb for a 10lb spool.Comment
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Not sure what type of insulation you are after but this was an interesting statement at the end of his disclaimer:
"ALL MAGNET WIRE IS COATED
OR OFTEN SAID TO BE ENAMELED, THOUGH THE MODERN COATINGS ARE NOT NECESSARILY ENAMEL."Comment
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The correct line would be: ALL MAGNET WIRE IS COATEDOriginally posted by Chadheckler1 View Post
OR OFTEN SAID TO BE ENAMELED (by those who don't know any better), THOUGH THE MODERN COATINGS ARE NOT NECESSARILY ENAMEL.
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