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johnallg
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Black plexiglass? Circuit board? C o m e O N ! !
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Circuit board?? Now that wouldn't be exactly a novel material to fashion pickup bobbins from, would it?...
Try harder.
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What area of life would one encounter this material?
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I'd rather not narrow it down too much yet, but here goes: music.
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Post by lyle_from_minneapolis »

Bakelite?

The iPod Nano?

Old cassettes?
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Nope.
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Old records? Vinyl...
Rickenbacker '64 & '68 4001 basses ♦ Fender Pre-CBS J & P Basses and 1968 Telecaster Bass ♦ Moog Taurus III Bass Pedals ♦ Hiwatt (Hylight) Amplification
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Polycarbonate from CD's. At a nickel apiece, not a bad price.
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BINGO, SEAN!
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Yeah... What did I win!!!!
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I hope you're using old records that were bad music and not tearing up old Beatles records for bobbins! Image
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Rest assured, I only use unplayable records hehe.
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Bobbin Goldboro!
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I mean Goldsboro.
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Polycarbonate would be better; you could pot in hot wax and not have the bobbin melt. You can even get black ones if you want.
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