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d_funkie

Rick pu dc value

Post by d_funkie »

Hi. I'm starting up a website about rickenbackers, with artists who played them and pickups and stuff like that. I'm also making a chart on pickup ohms value and how much it has increased since the start of production. So, what I need is some measurements of ohms from anyone rickenbacker bass. I already have most of them from the 80s and 90s but at help would be appreciated. so, if you give me the ohms value and the place you measured it on, that would be great.
rickwound

Post by rickwound »

2000 4001v63 MG

Toaster: 6,3 kOhms measured at soldering points of coil

Horseshoe: 10,9 kOhms measured at selector switch with switch in neck position
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Post by rickcrazy »

1992 lefty 4003 bass

Neck pickup ('button top'): 13,5 K

Bridge pickup ('button top'): 13,5 K, both measured at output leads after being disconnected and removed from the guitar.
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Post by 4003seagreen »

Walter, what is the horseshoe measurement when the selector switch is in the center? How about when it's in the bridge position?
rickwound

Post by rickwound »

sorry this took so long, haven't checked for a while.......
anyway the horseshoe reads 10.9k in any selector position.
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