I couldn’t find an answer to this online. I know the bobbin length, width, and pole spacing are the same between a traditional Strat single coil and a Duncan trembucker bobbin (right?). So, a metal Trembucker cover would fit perfectly on top of a Strat single coil, right? I’m wanting to hide an SSL2 in the neck position and an SSL6 in the bridge position of a dual humbucker project guitar. I know I need to do a little routing to fit the width, but, this would work, right?
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Will a Trembucker cover fit on a Strat single coil?
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Dimensions are published on the Duncan Website.
Theoretically it’s supposed to be the same. But Duncan T spacing is 52.6 mm, which doesn’t neatly convert to a commonly used fractional measurement in inches (how Strat pickups were probably originally designed). In other words, it might be the same within the Duncan company, but you might not fit when mixing brands.Last edited by ItsaBass; 08-16-2020, 02:17 AM.Originally posted by LesStratYogi Berra was correct.Originally posted by JOLLYI do a few chord things, some crappy lead stuff, and then some rhythm stuff.
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It could probably fit in the case close enough (you may need to enlarge the holes slightly) but you'll definitely need some routing in your guitar to fit the trembucker size covers.Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.
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Why not just one of these first before cutting wood?
Or some P90 in HB size? I think DiMarzio makes some Staked P90s in a HB size.Who took my guitar?
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Originally posted by IMENATOR View PostWhy not just one of these first before cutting wood?
Or some P90 in HB size? I think DiMarzio makes some Staked P90s in a HB size.Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.
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