4.52am Issue: 032 4th May 2017 The Little Triggers Issue

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I use fibreboard bobbins with a drilled wood centre block. In many ways plastic bobbins are superior in that they don't flex and move and are more resistant to changes over time, but for me fibreboard feels correct. <strong>The</strong> keeper bar (bottom) is drilled steel with tight pole hole diameter to ensure most efficient transfer of magnetic flux from the magnets to the screw poles. <strong>The</strong> backplate is Nickel Silver and is completely nonmagnetic. This metal is also used for good HB pickup covers due to its 'see through' magnetic properties - i.e. it doesn't colour the tone. Note also the brass fixing screws, again non-magnetic and used for least interference.
Step Two: Wind Your Pickup: First attach the wire to the bobbin. Simply wrapped through an eyelet, this is later soldered together with the lead. Winding patterns, tension & coil shape are the quirks that make handwound pickups unique to each manufacturer and are a closely guarded secret! I can't tell you all my tricks can I!
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