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John writes – “The goal was to make a set of humbucking pickups for an es175 jazz electric style guitar that I have just about finished. Since it isn’t a heavy metal guitar that I was shooting for I wanted some pickups that were a bit milder and cleaner then the Super Distortion Pickups. […] These pickups are some of the rarest and most expensive pickups on the market today. Can pickups like that still be made today? I would think so!” – Link.
16 thoughts on “HOW TO – Make a Humbucking guitar pickup”
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Just had to make one myself just then. Fantastic idea, really easy and quick. Very clever. Using an alligator clip makes it easy to hold (and change) the battery.
and and and just found out… great fun in front of the sub woofer speaker.
I love these things, but can’t find an appropriate button battery holder. Any suggestions?
I just used a different kind of battery, but you could make your own out of shapelock and a paperclip! http://shapelock.com
http://flickr.com/photos/pupok/93935722/ Here’s another clever idea!
Cool idea! Here’s mine. I used a 9V battery. http://www.flickr.com/photos/16239986@N00/155031037/ The contacts on mine are guitar strings through a spring on the back.
Cool idea! Here’s mine. I used a 9V battery. http://www.flickr.com/photos/16239986@N00/155031037/ The contacts on mine are guitar strings through a spring on the back.
This is a sweet idea. Here’s mine. I used a 9V battery instead: http://flickr.com/photos/16239986@N00/155031037/
It took a long time to get the guitar strings within the spring just right, but now its super sensitive.
This is a sweet idea. Here’s mine. I used a 9V battery instead: http://flickr.com/photos/16239986@N00/155031037/
It took a long time to get the guitar strings within the spring just right, but now its super sensitive.
this is kinda fun to look and make…
how about addding a cheap head phone speakers off of those $1 layingaround the house. It will add sound ? is it plausible ? any ideas on how cause i dont noe much about electronics
this is kinda fun to look and make…
how about addding a cheap head phone speakers off of those $1 layingaround the house. It will add sound ? is it plausible ? any ideas on how cause i dont noe much about electronics
Ns thing to see and make(haven made yet)
how about adding a cheap $1 head phone speaker , jus to make weird buggy noises. Any suggestion if it will work?
i dont noe much about electronics…
good job ken
A little piezo buzzer would be fun!