1979 design, Leo Fender’s prototype Magnetic Field Design humbuckers on the left and middle show a smooth field around the pickup
compared to a 1978 humbucker with magnets for pole pieces. A sheet of paper sprinkled with iron particles reveals the form of the
magnetic field in two dimensions.
1979 design, Leo Fender’s prototype Magnetic Field Design...
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Re: 1979 design, Leo Fender’s prototype Magnetic Field Desig
The old adage holds true, this picture easily replaces a thousand words on the matter. This might become my goto pic when people ask me why my ASAT special sounds so rich.
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Other: '87 Strat | '05 Heritage CH-157 | '12 Tele Select Koa | '19 MJT Esquire | '18 Taylor | 2015 Chrome Epi Dobro |