DC resistance is number we equate with the "hit points"of a pick up right?
-how many have you actually got going on?-
You can take a reading with yer hardware store variety multimeter-
I use the 200kA setting on the jog wheel-
-you can't get accurate results with the pickup wired into the harness of the guitar, either- if you really want to know, do this before you install, or you 'll be removing it completely , right?
-ideally, you can check a pickup straight from the box-
my Warpig is 4-wires-
you want the red & black wires for this- bend the bare shield, and the soldered white & green wires out of the way, so they are making no contact with anything-
-hold the probe needles of the multimeter against the wires- red on red, black on black- against the foam of the packing in the box the pickup came in-keep solid contact for a good 30 seconds- the numbers will roll around a bit until they average-
-and keep yer fingers out of this simple circuit, too-
-and there you go-
I got 23.6k on my Warpig 4 wire Bridge-
I'm glad to know, wrote this down on my warranty card-
-cool , too- The pig's 23k published DC resistance is hot already, and I know that if I had to choose between two, I would lunge for the hotter one,
wouldn't you?- hehehe- rotten in Denmark, bruther Drac
