Noob looking for side-by-side-Strat size bobbins

[Ferd Burple]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to get some side-by-side-Strat size bobbins ala twin blade designs like Bardens, Duncan rails, etc. Anyone know of a source? Thank you!

[David Schwab]

There are several sources in Korea and China. But you will have to buy at least 200 of them.

I got some from Sanhe

Here's one style:

SANHE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO., LTD.

Another style:

SANHE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO., LTD.

[Ferd Burple]

Thank you David!!!

[copperheadroads]

You dont have to go overseas
Mojotone Strat Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black
& heres the tele
Mojotone Tele Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black

[big_teee]

You dont have to go overseas
Mojotone Strat Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black
& heres the tele
Mojotone Tele Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black

Do they have any of the supporting parts?
Blades, etc. ?
Not sure what all it would take to make a blade Pickup for a strat.
T

[copperheadroads]

No i don't see any blades on there site or the base plate with a large rectangle hole or a dual slotted hole

[big_teee]

No i don't see any blades on there site or the base plate with a large rectangle hole or a dual slotted hole

So what are the parts list of a Blade Strat Pickup?
You need 2 bobbins 2 blades a baseplate.
And what about the magnets?
I'm getting real curious.
Lots of folks want noiseless strat pickups.
Terry

[copperheadroads]

The magnet in some of the ones i seen & the one i made were C8
2.33"long x .300"wide x .195" thick

[Peter Naglitsch]

I'm pretty sure that the Mojo parts are the same as the corean made parts disussed in the other thread as they are identical as far as I can tell from the picuters to the bobbins I got from Paxphil. I had steel blades done for those bobbins, so if you only need a few let me know and I send you a couple. If you need more we can do business

[FunkyKikuchiyo]

If you're going solid, making the blades shouldn't be too tough. Like a pain in the butt acoustic saddle, I would think. Once you laminate they can be a pain, and if you're using flatwork instead of a bobbin then that part can be a pain. For the price of some basic harbor freight tooling, you should be good to go.

[David Schwab]

You dont have to go overseas
Mojotone Strat Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black
& heres the tele
Mojotone Tele Blade Bridge Pickup Bobbin Black

Thats the same parts. But I paid about a quarter of that price. But I had to get 100. I went in with someone else. Nice to see they are available though.

Mojo does not have the blades or other parts. The same is true for the PAF size blade humbucker. They have the bobbins, and that's about it.

Their parts guy left. I have emailed them to show them the parts they need to get to complete these sets.

I see they have a lot of new pickup covers!

[David Schwab]

If you're going solid, making the blades shouldn't be too tough. Like a pain in the butt acoustic saddle, I would think. Once you laminate they can be a pain, and if you're using flatwork instead of a bobbin then that part can be a pain. For the price of some basic harbor freight tooling, you should be good to go.

They aren't hard at all to make.

Here's a set of those Strat bobbins. I put them in closed covers, so I don't care about the looks.