)Nobody made the pickup I wanted, so that's how I got into pickup winding. Made my own winder and fabricated a split-coil humbucker with one coil for the G/D strings and one for the A/E strings.
An SG Mandolin!
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Paul Burnside
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An SG Mandolin!
Here's my most recent build. Solidbody neck-through mandolin. The neck is walnut, mahogany, and birdseye maple. Mahogany wings. Spalted maple top (boy, that stuff is fun to work with )
Nobody made the pickup I wanted, so that's how I got into pickup winding. Made my own winder and fabricated a split-coil humbucker with one coil for the G/D strings and one for the A/E strings.
)Nobody made the pickup I wanted, so that's how I got into pickup winding. Made my own winder and fabricated a split-coil humbucker with one coil for the G/D strings and one for the A/E strings.
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Paul Burnside
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Re: An SG Mandolin!
This was actually one of a pair of twins. The other one sees regular duty in the hands of Patrick McAlister, multi-instrumentalist for the band I'm in (RJV and Hell County Revival *shameless self-promotion*).
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Hans Bezemer
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Re: An SG Mandolin!
That's a very cool mandolin!