Tele bridge pickup
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Funkfingers
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Re: Tele bridge pickup
The STL-1 and -1b are in the right ballpark.
If you are undecided about the output level that you might need, there is the Custom Shop '53 Tapped Tele.
The STL-1 and -1b are in the right ballpark.
If you are undecided about the output level that you might need, there is the Custom Shop '53 Tapped Tele.
bluesboy
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Re: Tele bridge pickup
I had the Broadcaster but it had a reading 9.3K not in the 7K as described. I assumed that it was wound with 43 awg wire for that high DC. I had iti nstalled in my American special tele and replaced it with a Antiquity set, however when installed in my American standard i didn,t like it.
I had the Broadcaster but it had a reading 9.3K not in the 7K as described. I assumed that it was wound with 43 awg wire for that high DC. I had iti nstalled in my American special tele and replaced it with a Antiquity set, however when installed in my American standard i didn,t like it.
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Funkfingers
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Re: Tele bridge pickup
I believe that you are describing the Fender-made pickup also used in the Hotrod '52 Tele. On that guitar, only the mini humbucker was by Duncan.
I believe that you are describing the Fender-made pickup also used in the Hotrod '52 Tele. On that guitar, only the mini humbucker was by Duncan.
bluesboy
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Re: Tele bridge pickup
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I had installed the Duncan Stl-1B Broacaster and STR-1 Vintage neck. The neck dc was in the 7k range but the Broadcaster was 9.3K. This was from a brand new Vintage Broadcaster set, so I assumed they were being wound with 43awg wire since the output was still in the Vintage range.
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