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  • #16
    I don't think my pics posted for some reason. Let me try again.....

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    • #17
      Originally posted by voodoochild View Post
      I don't think my pics posted for some reason. Let me try again.....

      Are you sure those haven't been rewound?
      -Brad

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      • #18
        I would say no they haven't been rewound because I have seen several originals with this wire before.

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        • #19
          As Spence said it is formvar. Here is 3 rolls of said wire manufactured in 1962 (beautiful stuff, winds and sounds superb) Choice of colours there and the top two match several pickups from the 60s.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by jonson View Post
            As Spence said it is formvar. Here is 3 rolls of said wire manufactured in 1962 (beautiful stuff, winds and sounds superb) Choice of colours there and the top two match several pickups from the 60s.
            Now that you and I have given a full explanation complete with photographic evidence Jonson, you can only assume that the mystery will deepen. I have heard that aliens were involved.....
            sigpic Dyed in the wool

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Spence View Post
              I have heard that aliens were involved.....
              Oh, blimey, not again...
              Pepe aka Lt. Kojak
              Milano, Italy

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              • #22
                Originally posted by jonson View Post
                As Spence said it is formvar. Here is 3 rolls of said wire manufactured in 1962 (beautiful stuff, winds and sounds superb) Choice of colours there and the top two match several pickups from the 60s.
                That's what I thought but I couldn't help believe it was some sort of plain enamel too because of the build. The difference in build is very noticeable on Jazzmaster pickups. It would be interesting if someone could break down the history of Fender pickups in more depth rather than just state the words Formvar and Plain Enamel.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by voodoochild View Post
                  It would be interesting if someone could break down the history of Fender pickups in more depth rather than just state the words Formvar and Plain Enamel.
                  There's info on this page that was compiled by Seymour Duncan from pickups he rewound over the years. It only says formvar or plain enamel, but it does show the wire diameter.

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