Re: The most curious 1970's "The JB Model" yet!
I see in the description that his reference pickup for the review was a 4-conductor version with "nylon" bobbins, not the single-conductor pickup he displays at the top. Funny that he wouldn't just share a picture of the actual pickup he was reviewing!
On a side note, you guys are suggesting that Darth's blog isn't for "pickup geeks", yet he posts DCR specs and regularly goes off about capacitance, bobbin materials, coil offsets and "scatterwinding".
I didn't say people weren't interested in his site. Just that his reviews tend to talk in circles and don't highlight his true expertise. Also, people keep referring to his "reviews" in discussion, but the reviews themselves don't justify the point of referring to them (as is the case with the person who said the topic was "already covered" earlier in this thread)
I see in the description that his reference pickup for the review was a 4-conductor version with "nylon" bobbins, not the single-conductor pickup he displays at the top. Funny that he wouldn't just share a picture of the actual pickup he was reviewing!
On a side note, you guys are suggesting that Darth's blog isn't for "pickup geeks", yet he posts DCR specs and regularly goes off about capacitance, bobbin materials, coil offsets and "scatterwinding".
I didn't say people weren't interested in his site. Just that his reviews tend to talk in circles and don't highlight his true expertise. Also, people keep referring to his "reviews" in discussion, but the reviews themselves don't justify the point of referring to them (as is the case with the person who said the topic was "already covered" earlier in this thread)
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