Does anyone know what the under/over winding tolerance is on DiMarzio humbuckers? I got a super distortion that is supposed to be 13.68 and is 14.89 barely under 10% overwound. Is this normal or is it worth returning it?
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I've gotten the impression over the years that dimarzio can indeed be pretty sloppy in that regard.
One of the Ibanez-centric forums had this topic come up a lot.
There was an old story where Vai's tech changed the evo neck pickup for a new one and tossed the original. After Vai played it he had the old one fished out from the garbage and put back in.
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Originally posted by Teleplayer View PostTemperature and the wire gauge itself are both variable. For the consistency of turns wound, it would be more useful to measure inductance.Last edited by Mikelamury; 04-08-2022, 04:56 AM.It's funny how some stories became historic,
especially when the authors clearly wrote them to be metaphoric,
But people will believe anything when it's written in stone or ancient scroll...-Fat Mike
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Originally posted by Mikelamury View PostDoes anyone know what the under/over winding tolerance is on DiMarzio humbuckers? I got a super distortion that is supposed to be 13.68 and is 14.89 barely under 10% overwound. Is this normal or is it worth returning it?
Ambient temperature will affect the DC resistance. The higher the temperature, the higher the resistance.
Also it’s the number of turns that determines output. Not the DC resistance.
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Inductance measurements requires something something more than a Mutimeter. You will find devices called LCR meter, or LCR bridge and will cost several hundred dollars, sometimes much more. These are aimed at technicians more than hobbyists. It's also important to know the frequency where the measurement is being made. I measure pickup inductance at 250Hz, or occasionally 125Hz.
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