I like it - this really explained what you are doing and WHY. Nice clean method too. I think scuff up the metal a little before soldering and use a relatively meaty iron.
Ok so I really like your method vs the other videos ive seen! I like that you put the tape in between(in the middle) and Not on top of the slugs because i feel like that should be a no no?. Idk! Anyway thank you so much for the tutorial!
The masking take will disintegrate with time and the glue will harden like a varnish, I did like John Gundry suggested and applied paste wax to the slug coil, spread it around and then put the dabs of silicone on the area where the paste wax is. This way the cover will come off easily if needed.
@@BigJakeMusic one question; I often read that you need to cover the PU's with wax first, is that really true? Some just put on the cover and solder it and done, but others say that you need to put wax on the PU's..
@@davidzahnd2891 Putting the wax on pickups, also known as wax-potting, is a way to prevent/limit feedback and microphonics. If your humbucker squeals easily or if you can hear your own voice when you speak into it, then you may benefit from wax-potting it. The wax acts as a way to prevent anything inside the pickup from moving/vibrating, causing the microphonics/feedback. Most aftermarket pickups from manufacturers like DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan are already wax-potted and don't need it, but most of the cheaper ones do. I did not wax-pot these, but I probably should have. They are slightly microphonic, but definitely far from the worst I've heard.
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I like it - this really explained what you are doing and WHY. Nice clean method too. I think scuff up the metal a little before soldering and use a relatively meaty iron.
Ok so I really like your method vs the other videos ive seen! I like that you put the tape in between(in the middle) and Not on top of the slugs because i feel like that should be a no no?. Idk! Anyway thank you so much for the tutorial!
Great video because you answered all the questions I had about the products to use to install properly. Thank you very much.
The masking take will disintegrate with time and the glue will harden like a varnish, I did like John Gundry suggested and applied paste wax to the slug coil, spread it around and then put the dabs of silicone on the area where the paste wax is. This way the cover will come off easily if needed.
Why is the soldering part necessary? Is that for grounding? If metal of pickup and metal of cover are touching is soldering still necessary?
Great video and very good method,thank you very much sir
what type of solder to use?
this is great, i remember doing this exact method years ago but i never tested with high volume, is it truly necessary to solder the covers?
I’ve found that if you don’t solder the covers it causes some pretty bad buzzing; the solder ensures everything is grounded!
@@BigJakeMusic one question; I often read that you need to cover the PU's with wax first, is that really true? Some just put on the cover and solder it and done, but others say that you need to put wax on the PU's..
@@davidzahnd2891 Putting the wax on pickups, also known as wax-potting, is a way to prevent/limit feedback and microphonics. If your humbucker squeals easily or if you can hear your own voice when you speak into it, then you may benefit from wax-potting it. The wax acts as a way to prevent anything inside the pickup from moving/vibrating, causing the microphonics/feedback. Most aftermarket pickups from manufacturers like DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan are already wax-potted and don't need it, but most of the cheaper ones do. I did not wax-pot these, but I probably should have. They are slightly microphonic, but definitely far from the worst I've heard.
Actual Gibson pickups are 49.2 mm each, at least on vintage models.
Perfect! Just what I needed. Thank you
Happy to help!
You forgot to sand away chrome from the cover where youre soldering. Do the same to pickup, making sure wax is free
What does that do?
Thank you
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