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100% Wrong, we ARE talking about permanent magnets ;)

But youi don´t care anyway.... so why ask?
 
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To know the LCR value you need to get laid.

To know what a magnet is you need to lay off the drugs and sauce.

For a magnet to have a frequency response you need to seek medical help.

To get different frequencies from diffrenet magnets you need to be 100 years old, rich, listen to 50c and be gay.

Having said all that I make Zerbs words mine. FAQ off!
 
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we ARE talking about permanent magnets

Alnico is not a permanent magnet

Alnico I-II-III-IV-V is frequency dependant

Alnico has wire wound around it also it produces a magnetic field around it with flux
 
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Wait a minute, maybe this guy should stick around. Its fun to screw with him.
 
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walters said:
we ARE talking about permanent magnets

Alnico is not a permanent magnet

Alnico I-II-III-IV-V is frequency dependant

Alnico has wire wound around it also it produces a magnetic field around it with flux

ROTFLMFAO
 
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Alnico is not a permanent magnet

Alnico I-II-III-IV-V is frequency dependant

Alnico has wire wound around it also it produces a magnetic field around it with flux


so u guys don't know anything about pickups?
 
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walters said:
we ARE talking about permanent magnets

Alnico is not a permanent magnet

Alnico I-II-III-IV-V is frequency dependant

Alnico has wire wound around it also it produces a magnetic field around it with flux

Dude, you´re talking out your ass so loud I can´t hear your farts... This is my last even semi-serious post in this thread ... you don´t care for knowledge, you make that very obvious, you care only for stirring up ****...

But that you´re admittedly not half bad at. I bet your braces can´t wait for the first high-school bully to punch them through the back of your skull... please send me a pic when it happens.

Fact:
A1-9 and "Ceramic" mags used in pickups are VERY permanent... Were they not permanent, no pickup would work without an Generator or battery. They can be gaussed to different strengths, but once magnetized will hold that charge for years after you die trying to tell them to "go out". As further proof: we can remove them, replace them, and the whole time they´re, get this, STILL MAGNETIC!!....

OH MY GOD!!! I´ve just discovered a permanent electromagnet that needs no electricity, where´s my Nobel Prize?:laugh2:

Fact: Wire does NOT produce a magnetic field. That´s what the magnet is for.

Pickups work becasue of a magneticall responsive material oscillating in the flux field created by the magnet and directed by the poles... the oscillation causes changes/ fluctuations in the field, these changes are picked up by the coil, and by principle of induction turned into electric current.

You have no idea what you´re talking about, just really too bad that you don´t want an idea, either...

Anyone have an african swallow and a coconut??
 
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Actually, a pickup, and any coil for that matter, does have LCR. LCR stands for Impedance/Capacitance/Resistance. They use L for impedance for the same reason circuit diagrams use Q for transistors - "T" had already been taken for "transformers", and "I" had already been taken for "current", (aka, induction).

The LCR of a pickup is determined by the wire guage, number of turns, spacing, (as in tightness of the wind), and the proximity and makeup of metal in the pickup. You can't, as a practical matter, change any of these except for placing, or removing, metal from the pickup. Thats the basis for the Twangbanger and Fralin bridge plate.

You can affect the inductance and capacitance by wiring an inductor, (ala Bill Lawrence Q-filter), or capacitance, (my own de-mud mod), into the wiring of the pickup. Other than that, you're limited to what you can do.

Hope this helps. :)

Artie
 
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stevie_bees said:
I want to order 1 of the pickups you build, walters, cos they're gonna be unique!!

Hey walters, can you get me a X-shaped pup?
 
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ArtieToo said:
Actually, a pickup, and any coil for that matter, does have LCR. LCR stands for Impedance/Capacitance/Resistance. They use L for impedance for the same reason circuit diagrams use Q for transistors - "T" had already been taken for "transformers", and "I" had already been taken for "current", (aka, induction).
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Admittedly, I didn´t think of this.... But it´s not an LCR network in the engineering sense, that´s probably why ;)
 
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How do i set the Attack and Compression of a Pickup?

Whats the compression of a pickup?

A1-9 and "Ceramic" mags They can be gaussed to different strengths, but once magnetized will hold that charge for years after you die trying to tell them to "go out"

Yes different Gaussed is different strengths but also different frequency responses but a A2 has midrange peaks so how do u put a FACT to that a A2 have midrange?

The magnetizing and strength has nothing to do with the mixture of how a A2 has midrange peaks

Can u explain why a A2 has midrange peaks or midrange frequencys?



Fact: Wire does NOT produce a magnetic field. That´s what the magnet is for.

Then what is the Wire used for then? why would wire turns matter?
 
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stevie_bees said:
Shouldn't that be Inductance/Capacitance/Resistance?

Yes. You are correct. I was typing fast and talking out my . . . well, you know. :D
 
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ArtieToo said:
Yes. You are correct. I was typing fast and talking out my . . . well, you know. :D

I'm just pleased I remembered something from my electronics trade training! It's been a while and due to computers, the basics just don't get used any more!
 
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If only he'd use it himself... the wire... you know, to hang himself... OH NO, could this be understood as a threat? LOL
 
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I was thinking of a an LCR meter at work that measures impedance. Which it does, by measuring inductance/capacitance/resistance. Plus, I've had eleventy-seven beers. ;)
 
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