The output of the bridge sc in a MIM strat?

greendy123

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Do any of you know if the bridge is wound hotter than the other coils in a standard MIM stratocaster? I think most bridge coils are wound hotter is that correct? I just want to know if it would be a good idea to switch the bridge with the neck pickup because I'm going to get a 59trembucker to replace my bridge.
 
Re: The output of the bridge sc in a MIM strat?

In the MIM's I've worked on, all three pickups are wound pretty much the same. If you have a multi meter handy, you can take a resistance measurement and make your decision based on your findings.
 
Re: The output of the bridge sc in a MIM strat?

Oh so higher resistance can mean higher output, is that correct?
 
Re: The output of the bridge sc in a MIM strat?

greendy123 said:
Oh so higher resistance can mean higher output, is that correct?


If all other things are equal, then yes, the pickup with higher resistance will usually have more output.
 
Re: The output of the bridge sc in a MIM strat?

When I put a Duncan in the bridge of my strat, I moved the bridge pickup to the neck as I like a beefier sound than what I was getting before. i don't really know if it's any stronger. Either way, it sounds fine, so don't worry about having it sound horrible.
 
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