JB Impedance
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Lewguitar
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Re: JB Impedance
About 16.4K or so...if the red and white are connected together.
Strat2424 said:
About 16.4K or so...if the red and white are connected together.
xicodelico
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Re: JB Impedance
it means that there's another way to wire this Pick up
I got black (+) red & white are joint and green and wire to ground
Something better?
Strat2424 said:
it means that there's another way to wire this Pick up
I got black (+) red & white are joint and green and wire to ground
Something better?
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Lewguitar
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Re: JB Impedance
Personally, I would not bother with the parallel wiring. Not that it doesn't sound good: it does. But the single coil tone is much better. I'd just wire it up to a switch to split the pickup from series to single....and forget about parallel: it's weaker than single. Lew
Personally, I would not bother with the parallel wiring. Not that it doesn't sound good: it does. But the single coil tone is much better. I'd just wire it up to a switch to split the pickup from series to single....and forget about parallel: it's weaker than single. Lew
Artie
Peaveyologist
Re: JB Impedance
The few times I've wired a pup in parallel, I'd have to side with Lew on this one. There was one exception however. That was the time I wired a Cool Rails bridge as a middle pup between two other Cool Rails. In that case, I specifically wanted it to be a weaker, different tone, (and remain humbucking). It worked.
Artie
Lewguitar said:
The few times I've wired a pup in parallel, I'd have to side with Lew on this one. There was one exception however. That was the time I wired a Cool Rails bridge as a middle pup between two other Cool Rails. In that case, I specifically wanted it to be a weaker, different tone, (and remain humbucking). It worked.
Artie
at least in programming languages like C
Been a long time since I programmed in C.
