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who knows about split coils?

cormhag · 2005-04-28 16:15:59

how much would it cost to make my guitar split coil .would i have to pay a proffesional and get new pickups or what?

28-04-2005 04:15PM

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cormhag

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how much would it cost to make my guitar split coil .would i have to pay a proffesional and get new pickups or what?

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#2 28-04-2005 04:24PM

Doctor J

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Are you talking about splitting a humbucker so it runs as a single coil? If so, yes you'll need a fair bit of work done (push/pull pots to split the signal) and if your current pickups aren't 4 conductor (wire) you'll need new pickups. If you're useful at soldering and electronics you could do it yourself but if not, best leave it to a professional.

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#3 28-04-2005 04:26PM

cormhag

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thanks.how much would that cost roughly?

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#4 28-04-2005 04:29PM

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A push pull pot is about €15. To get a pro to do it, maybe €30-40? I'm not too sure.

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