P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: What Makes a P.A.F. Guitar Pickup a P.A.F. Pickup? Learn The Details! скачать в хорошем качестве

P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: What Makes a P.A.F. Guitar Pickup a P.A.F. Pickup? Learn The Details!

P.A.F. humbucker guitar pickups. What are the details that make a P.A.F. guitar pickup and a great P.A.F. pickup reproduction? Learn the details that can help you spot a vintage P.A.F. pickup and a great repro. Jon Gundry and Matthew Quail of ThroBak Electronics tell all in this epic video filled with insider P.A.F. pickup facts. Jon Gundry and Matthew Quail take apart a ThroBak Vintage P.A.F. replica to explain the key construction and cosmetic details that are found in vintage PAF guitar pickups and the best reproductions. Details covered in the video include. #1. Details of the P.A.F. pickup cover explained. #2. How to spot a vintage P.A.F. by looking at the flat back black tape protecting the coils of the guitar pickup. #3. Close up view and discussion of P.A.F. pickup adjustable pole screws. Watch this ThroBak video for more details about vintage PAF pole screws.    • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: Steel Chemistry - P...   #4. Details of Brass and Nickel Plated Steel bobbins mounting screws. Watch this video for more details about P.A.F. bobbin mounting screws.    • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: Brass vs. Steel Bob...   #5. P.A.F. pickup start and finish wire placement and color explained. Watch this video for more details about P.A.F. pickup start wires.    • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: Start Wire and P.A....   #6. P.A.F. guitar pickup bobbin color variation explained. #7. P.A.F. humbucker keeper bar explained. #8. P.A.F. Butyrate bobbin plastic explained. Learn the smell of a vintage P.A.F. bobbin! #9. Vintage P.A.F. guitar pickup machine coil winding explained. Follow these links for more ThroBak videos about vintage P.A.F. guitar pickup winders.    • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: KZ/LP-115 P.A.F. Hu...      • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: Slug 101 Vintage P....      • P.A.F. Pickup Secrets: Leesona 102 Vintage...   #10. Learn some of the cosmetic flaws found on vintage P.A.F. bobbins and the best repros. #11. P.A.F. bobbin and sink marks and flare explained. #12. P.A.F. bobbin slugs and bullseye pattern explained. #13. Maple spacer explained. #14. P.A.F. guitar pickup Alnico bar magnet grades and cosmetics explained. #15. Alnico pickup magnet charge direction explained. #16. P.A.F. pickup baseplate construction, materials and cosmetics explained. #17. Ground wire soldered to baseplate location explained as a means of identifying a vintage P.A.F. guitar pickup. #18. Vintage style, braided, two conductor wire explained. #19. Coil turn count and winding machine details further explained. ------------------- Chapter Headings: 0:00 Intro 0:15 ThroBak P.A.F. Pickup 0:30 Details that make up a P.A.F. pickup 2:30 Defining what is a P.A.F. pickup 2:41 P.A.F. acronym for Patented Applied For 4:10 Differences in the cover of the very earliest P.A.F. pickups 5:23 Slightly rounded edge to the cover 5:41 Cover is extremely flat reducing the possibility of an air gap that causes feedback 6:16 Screw holes will have a dip to them 6:55 ThroBak covers, like vintage ones, are stamped from thin Nickel silver 9:36 What the original 3M tape looks like on a vintage pickup 13:20 Braided wire hot lead and internal connections for the pickup 13:47 Pole screw from the screw bobbin 15:11 Brass wood screws and steel mounting screws 17:45 P.A.F. pickup start and finish leads will be black - generally 19:35 Zebra pickup era '58 -'59 21:41 Taking screw coil off to expose the keeper bar 22:42 Bobbin is made of Cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB) 23:44 The smell of butyrate . . . sour milk! 24:31 The plastic on a vintage bobbin is NOT high gloss 25:49 The circle in the square hole on the bobbin 26:50 Need to see purple plain enamel wire through the square hole 27:28 Taking the tape off the screw coil 28:16 P.A.F. coils are machine wound for correct tone 29:30 Cutting the coil open 30:32 Inside of the screw coil bobbin showing internal start wire 31:20 Bobbin mold number 33:10 Sink on the top of the coil where the plastic has shrunk leaving small divets 34:25 Bull's eye pattern on slug bobbin 41:50 Michigan maple wooden spacer 43:31 Keeper bar and alnico magnet 46:30 Determining what type of magnet is in your pickup 48:00 Base plate details 53:00 Screw coil start wire solder spot 54:13 2-strands on vintage braided wire 55:22 Cloth push-back wire has a black layer and a white layer of fabric 57:00 Details of a vintage P.A.F. pickup 1:01:42 Parts that make up a P.A.F. pickup 1:02:45 Final words _______________ For more details about vintage P.A.F. pickups visit.: https://www.pafhumbucker.com/ ThroBak uses 100% USA made parts in their vintage P.A.F. guitar pickup reproductions. ThroBak Electronics is a world leader in classic reproduction guitar pickups. To learn more visit.: https://www.throbak.com/paf-pickups.html https://www.throbak.com/