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Alnico V magnet: warmer, smoother
No inductance for one of them, so output leans on DC resistance; no tone chart to compare.
low confidence
Lambertones
Lambertones The Grinder
Very low output, punchy.
Hotter than 3% of the 280 bridge humbuckers we have · estimated from resistance
- Alnico 8 magnet: a strong pull: hot and slightly compressed, close to ceramic
Specs
- DC resistance
- 6.05k
- Inductance
- not measured
- Magnet
- Alnico 8
- Coil
- Hum-cancelling
vintage outputtight & aggressive
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Fits the bridge of a Les Paul, SG, PRS Custom 24, Superstrat (HH) or HSS Strat.
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