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Inspired by your confusion over pickups a little earlier, I though I'd take advantage of my newly completed light box (sadly already in need of some repair) to assist where such things need to be discussed. Study the following image carefully and read the notes below:
From the top running clockwise then:
A standard sized humbucker, in this case a Seymour Duncan Crazy 8
A Telecaster single coil for the neck position, here made by Kinman
A matching Telecaster single coil for the bridge position, again a Kinman
A single coil Stratocaster pickup, this being one I swapped out of my Fender Lonestar
Finally a mini-humbucker, this one being a Seymour Duncan Seymourised mini
I would have liked to show you a soapbar, but didn't have one conveniently lying around.
...and before anyone tells me that Kinman don't manufacture true single coils, I know...
This has been a public service announcement
From the top running clockwise then:
A standard sized humbucker, in this case a Seymour Duncan Crazy 8
A Telecaster single coil for the neck position, here made by Kinman
A matching Telecaster single coil for the bridge position, again a Kinman
A single coil Stratocaster pickup, this being one I swapped out of my Fender Lonestar
Finally a mini-humbucker, this one being a Seymour Duncan Seymourised mini
I would have liked to show you a soapbar, but didn't have one conveniently lying around.
...and before anyone tells me that Kinman don't manufacture true single coils, I know...
This has been a public service announcement