Reply With Quotetry here stewartMcdonald has just about any thing you need
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winding your own pickups
well, I've decided to make my own bass when I get some cash, either maple neck-through, or ash bodie with maple bolt on neck. Either way, I was going to wind my own pickups with bobbins made from some scraps leftover from the bodie wood, I'm going to improvise on a winding machine using a drill and a counter, I just need some wire and magnets for the pickups, does anybody have Ideas?
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try here stewartMcdonald has just about any thing you need
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electron...Coil_Wire.html
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Check out "Basic Pickup Winding" by Jason Lollar. It is out of print and used copies go for big bucks on eBay, but you may be able to get a copy from your local library via interlibrary loan.
Jason posts to the Music Electronics Forum from time to time. In fact, there is a pickup winding section on that board.
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