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  • G&L Magnetic Field Design humbuckers for bass

    Does anyone have any info about them, wire gauge, Ohm, size of the bobbins or construction in general, mabye a photo?

  • #2
    I found a photo n the internet now!
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    • #3
      hold on for a bit biker, got a pair sitting here but gotta go out for a short while. Once I return unless someone else comes up trumps I'll take all the measurements and post them.
      Last edited by jonson; 04-10-2010, 08:13 AM. Reason: cant spell.

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      • #4
        Havn't ripped them apart Biker but most of it is easy to get to. Iv'e also included the patent if you don't have it.
        Overall size of case is 94mmx42mmx16mm. and it is 1mm thick with a parting web between the 2 bobbins.
        Bobbin sizes are 18mmx78mm and top and bottom are both 2mm thick.
        Bobbin depth is 10mm overall and coil height is 6mm.
        42awg poly and all coils red 4.9k with no offset between them.
        I cannot give you wind direction without pulling them apart.
        Magnets are a Ceramic pair glued onto base of coils and obviously opposed.
        Magnets are 66mmx12.5mmx6mm.
        Pole pieces are 18mm spaced and the outer fluted sleeve which holds them in place is 9.53mm(3/8 inch). The adjustable pole screw is 6.35mm(1/4 inch).
        Copper plated steel plate set on base is 27.25mmx66.85mm with 2 holes 9.53mm on 22mm centre's.
        That's it unless I do a Belwar an ripem apart
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        • #5
          Thanks so much, very good information!

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          • #6
            Did it safely and back together again. Both coils clockwise looking from top of pickup,

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            • #7
              More photos over here:

              http://music-electronics-forum.com/t27997/
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