Looks good, although IIRC, the molded bobbin replaced the resin flatwork bobbin in the mid '80s.
This I think was to have the High Gain and the Toaster share the same bobbin, the difference being the magnets and poles.
I thought Richard Smith referred to this as the "hybrid type" in his book.
I could be wrong....
Wouldn't be the first and it won't be the last time....
Why am I picking this nit?
Why?
What bobbins were on 80's real horseshoe pups?
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Re: What bobbins were on 80's real horseshoe pups?
No reason to question why, this is a very interesting read!!! Everytime I think the whole story is out there, something else comes up to add more detail to the "rest of the story". (why do I suddenly feel all Paul Harvey?)chefothefuture wrote:Looks good, although IIRC, the molded bobbin replaced the resin flatwork bobbin in the mid '80s.
This I think was to have the High Gain and the Toaster share the same bobbin, the difference being the magnets and poles.
I thought Richard Smith referred to this as the "hybrid type" in his book.
I could be wrong....
Wouldn't be the first and it won't be the last time....
Why am I picking this nit?
Why?
