While I believe that winding your own pickup is doable, I also believe that the results will be mediocre. Reading what Bill Lawrence has to say on pickups, magnets and materials, I come to the understanding that some people have a 'green thumb' for things. Cara Mckenna Willing Victim Pdf Converter. Those people were not born with a magnet in their mouth. They probably started out making a pickup with exactly the methods we would start with, but it turned out that they have a certain talent for the things needed to become an innovator on the field rather than a copycat. It is very seldom that designs come out that are markedly different from others (hopefully better in some respect). Look at the impressive line of boutique winders. Somewhere I have seen a list with hundreds of them.

Since they all use the same approach, the all are similar. You probably never find that out if you don´t try it, but just following what somebody else wrote would not lead to anything better than mediocre.

From a monetary standpoint, gaining the right materials (cold rolled steel of certain specs, magnets of certain materials, sizes and strengths, plastic cases, wire, bobbins etc. Etc.) for just one or two guitars will most certainly cost a multiple of a commercially available product. The guys who do it professionally have established the right workflow to do do this economically. For me as an old tinkerer, I think twice before I start out with some project. Getting a project started boils down to three cases: 1) What I want is not available commercially, 2) What I want is much cheaper DIY than buying 3) I feel the insane inner urge to do it Mostly it is a combination of the three -helmut. Well, here I go: i have an insane urge to control things with servos and microcontrollers, so I'm gonna build an universal winder to wind transformers, inductors and pickups (almost) automatically. It will have 'tasklist' like programs i can alter, and the only thing i need to do is do the first couple of winds, and then the machine does all of the other stuff by itself, pausing for lacquer coats, paper insulation (in transformers) and similar stuff.

I will then alter the 'recepies' till i get something i like. Also, i'm going to restore an old hollowbody Jolana from the 60s which has shitty pickups, so i have a testing ground for all of the crazy stuff, like p90/humbucker winds with magnetized polepieces, alnico blade pickups (similar to a charlie christian), gold foil style or dynasonic style stuff. Eventually, i'll make a scatterwinding module with a pot for rpm and a slider for wire position, which will be able to record good scatterwinds and repeat them at will. And i can even start selling these machines, or offer them as a free (non-comercial) device. Not too interested in replicating old designs: i have awesome handwound pickups on my handmade tele, wound by a master. That guitar is perfect for me, a better one cannot be made. Backpropagation Program Telewizyjny. This is just an experiment.

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