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Vintage '54™ Tele
$89.00
A vintage right 54 Telecaster Lead pickup. This is a vintage output tele pickup, full of twang, bite, and bark.
TECH SPECS
DCR – Brusque for DC Resistance, is measured in Ohms and is the total resistance of the copper wire wound around a coil form. The length of the ringlet form, the number of turns and the gauge of wire all affect the DCR reading. DCR is often used every bit a gauge of output considering as the turns increase, so does the output, though magnet blazon and the coil geometry also influence output. Magnet – We use several different magnet formulations: Alnico 2, Alnico iii, Alnico 4, Alnico five, Alnico 6, Alnico 8 and Ceramic 5/8. In the case of pickups, the most meaning characteristic is the gauss forcefulness, which is a measure of the density of the magnetic field. Of the magnets we utilise, Alnico 3 has the lowest gauss strength. From there in gild of ascending strength you have A2, A4, A5, A6, Ceramic and A8. As the gauss strength goes up, so does the output. The magnets at the lower finish of the scale tend to produce a softer attack and a caste of "bloom" to the envelope of the annotation. Ceramic magnets should be considered every bit an individual case because they do not contain any nickel or fe. This has the effect of decreasing the inductance of the pickup and significantly raising the resonant frequency. It is for this reason that many consider ceramic magnets to have a brittle sound, non their gauss force. Looking at this from another point of view, ceramic magnets can be said to produce increased clarity, better note definition and faster response to picking. Output – The overall output of a passive pickup is influenced by several pattern factors: number of turns of wire on the coil(due south), strength of the magnet, coil geometry and magnetic circuit geometry.The output of an active pickup is influenced by the same factors but is predominantly adamant by the design of the onboard preamp.
OUTPUT
Bridge
50H
DCR:Bridge 7
Magnet: Alnico 5
Cable: Material Push button-Back
Type: Passive
Product Details
Sound Samples
DETAILS
Wiring & Resources
EQ
Please utilize the amp to the correct to select which position, tone and mix you'd similar to hear sample of.
Description
For Telecaster players seeking a direct frontward approach to the bridge tone that helped define rock, dejection, and country, nosotros offer the Vintage 54 Tele Pb vintage output tele pickup. Its hand ground alnico 5 rod magnets with a raised D and Grand, coupled with a lower output wind, yield a vivid, well defined treble response that is perfectly suited to plucky atomic number 82 work and fast-moving chords from Chicago to Nashville.
Pair with our Vintage Tele Rhythm for groovy vintage sounding setup. Similar all our Vintage models, we stay truthful to the smallest details. We manus grind our magnets, then paw assemble the bobbins from the traditional Forbon and dip them in lacquer before winding. The lacquer stabilizes the Forbon for decades of apply.
After winding, the pickup is wrapped with black cotton fiber yarn and vintage fashion waxed textile hookup wire is soldered to the curl eyelets. Wax potting with the archetype tele copper plated steel bottom plate installed completes the pickup for squeal free performance.
Wiring & Resources
Dimensions specs: Tele Pb
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The E.Q. chart gives yous a general idea every bit to the bass, mids and treble of each pickup position
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