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Topic: Guitar Music



Expert: Patrick
Date: 1/31/2007
Subject: Coil-tapped pickups

Question
Do you know of any pickups that are meant to be played coil tapped? I'm looking for a humbucker that can switch between two single coil sounds for the neck position. I am also very interested in piecing together two single coils to fit in a humbucker slot and I wanted to know if this was possible because I never seen heard of any guitar having that feature.  

Answer
Hi Calvin,

Seymour Duncan makes some great single coil pick-ups. I like the SH-13 Dimebuckers. They are ceramic magnets with stainless steel. No noise. Try going to www.musiciansfriend.com. Click on Accessories and then guitar. Go to pick-ups and check them out.

You can wire most single and dual coil pick-ups to work independently, but you will need to add a switch which will also add another hole to your guitar. I would take it to a pro.

Hope this helps a little bit.

Keep on picking!!

Patrick

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