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Topic: Pickup Question |
Brandon Mills
From:
Victoria, TX. USA
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Posted 29 May 2021 2:26 pm |
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| Hey guys, I have an early 1990s Emmons Lashley Legrand 1 that came with factory dual coil pickup. Does anybody have an idea of a pick up I could replace this with that sonically would fall between the Emmons single coil and hum bucker sound? |
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Ken Mizell
From:
Lakeland, Florida, 33809, USA
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Posted 4 Jun 2021 4:21 am
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George L's E66. It was designed to mimick the Emmons sound, but it's a humbucker.
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Brandon Mills
From:
Victoria, TX. USA
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Posted 7 Jun 2021 5:33 pm
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| I wonder how the Emmons 108N humbucker would sound? |
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Brandon Mills
From:
Victoria, TX. USA
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Posted 18 Jun 2021 2:36 pm
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| I did measure the pickup’s resistance today and it was 22 full and 12.6 tapped. I have read the the Emmons 108N was wound at about 22 but with heavier wire so as to be similar in tone to a single coil in the 19 ohm range. I do have an older Bill Lawrence 605 pickup that measures 15.6, but I realize that since its a true humbucker the resistance is not that useful. |
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Donny Hinson
From:
Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
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Posted 18 Jun 2021 4:37 pm
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Go by the sound, and ignore the numbers. The resistance or inductance only tell part of the story, but I've found the lower readings in either humbuckers or single-coils tend to sound better...more "open", airy, and clear.
Humbuckers don't hum, but they don't sound as clean and detailed as single-coils. Fact of life, I guess. |
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Brandon Mills
From:
Victoria, TX. USA
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Posted 18 Jun 2021 5:41 pm
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| Yeah, I’m going by the sound. By the sound of my dual coil Emmons pickup I want something, tone wise, that falls between the brighter and darker sounds that I currently get. Do you have a more appropriate way to word my question? |
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