A friend has offered to take the neck mini that came with it, rewind it better and might put in a 75 pot.
Any comments, has anyone else tried this before.
Happy 4th
William
rewinding existing pick up
Hey I am the Epiphone Nighthawk, not happy with pickups, but Seymour Duncan and Gibson seem to have a monopoly on the pickups that would help could replace some of these pickups$
A friend has offered to take the neck mini that came with it, rewind it better and might put in a 75 pot.
Any comments, has anyone else tried this before.
Happy 4th
William
A friend has offered to take the neck mini that came with it, rewind it better and might put in a 75 pot.
Any comments, has anyone else tried this before.
Happy 4th
William
# 1
I've never rewound pickups myself but I love what Seymour D has to offer, they make my favorite pick-ups.
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# 2
If you are unhappy with the p/u, what's the worst that can happen?
Here are the two outcomes...
1) Your friend re-winds the pick up and you HATE it, but you didn't like it to begin with. Fortunately, you friend did this for free or at least cheap. No big loss. Now go buy a Seymore Duncan or any other quality pick up of your choosing.
2) Your friend re-winds the pick up and you LOVE it! Not only that, but your friend did it for free or at least cheap! Bonus!
The way I see it, you can't lose with letting your friend re-wind your pick up (as long as he has a bobbin spindle and a little experience doing this).
Here are the two outcomes...
1) Your friend re-winds the pick up and you HATE it, but you didn't like it to begin with. Fortunately, you friend did this for free or at least cheap. No big loss. Now go buy a Seymore Duncan or any other quality pick up of your choosing.
2) Your friend re-winds the pick up and you LOVE it! Not only that, but your friend did it for free or at least cheap! Bonus!
The way I see it, you can't lose with letting your friend re-wind your pick up (as long as he has a bobbin spindle and a little experience doing this).
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