Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: PitchShifter on May 08, 2009, 03:16:16 PM
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I'm putting together a triple pickup Thinline Tele and want to bookend a TV Jones SuperTron in the middle with a set of Bare Knuckle HBs, Stormy Monday AIV for the neck, & an Emerald in the bridge
The Supertron has a DC resistace of 3.5K and inductance 2.55H [not that I know what that means]. I'm concerned the BNPs will be too loud and overpower the third middle pickup (not that I intend blending them that much) - is anyone able to help on this?
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I'm concerned the BNPs will be too loud and overpower the third middle pickup
Yes, the BNP are loud, annoying, bigoted b@stards.
But I don't think the BKPs will overpower your TV Jones. I don't know why TVJs have such low DC resistance - maybe they use super-thick wire in the coil windings - but the numbers on their own don't mean much.
Twinfan has some TV Jones pickups in a Thinline, hopefully he'll chip in.
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As Philly says, I've got TV Jones' in a Thinline. They're pretty low output and I've never tried mixing them with full humbuckers, but I think they wouldn't necessairly be much quiter but they'll certainly be cleaner. If that makes sense? They'd sound like a big single coil in comparison.....
(http://www.doppelganger-rock.com/Twinfan/Warmoth%20build/Complete_front2.JPG)
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Cheers,
Thanks Guys!
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DC numbers don't tell the whole story.
TV Classics have a similar percieved output as a vintage style humbucker.
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i heard clips on their website... they sound a bit like p90s... not like full humbuckers for sure. very nice, anyway!
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As Philly says, I've got TV Jones' in a Thinline. They're pretty low output and I've never tried mixing them with full humbuckers, but I think they wouldn't necessairly be much quiter but they'll certainly be cleaner. If that makes sense? They'd sound like a big single coil in comparison.....
(http://www.doppelganger-rock.com/Twinfan/Warmoth%20build/Complete_front2.JPG)
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I could have done with that a few years ago.... Brian Setzer meets the minimalists . :)