Whoa, this begs questions... I'm running Fralin single coil jazz pickups now--they sound great--, but I've been looking for info and a demo of the Fralin split coil jazz pups. A series of comparative demos of Fralin pup configurations would be great, assuming the tonal differences aren't too subtle to capture. Does or will Fralin make/sell this dummy coil to add to a Fralin single coil configuration--or are the split coil jazz pups the culmination of this idea in a production form?
@@jennyfralin357 Cool. Thank you. I submitted related information and three questions about the split J pickups via the online contact form on the Fralin website a few hours ago.
I have two of the first type of squires and i love the fat necks. In one of the comments below you said you cut your pickups to fit the existing holes in the bass, do you sell them that way? Did you make a cover for them or use a four string cover? The pickups in my squire sound pretty good but they are sealed and i would not be able to use the stock pickup covers . Thanks
Ernie Leblanc: Into the Bass put a coil of wire spun the opposite way as done with a humbucker. However unlike the humbucker you don’t hook up the wire, obviously doesn’t have to be wound as precisely or with as quality of material but I’m sure they do a great job with their pickup guard
hi , didn't understand what you put under the pickguard to avoid 60cycles hum..
Whoa, this begs questions... I'm running Fralin single coil jazz pickups now--they sound great--, but I've been looking for info and a demo of the Fralin split coil jazz pups. A series of comparative demos of Fralin pup configurations would be great, assuming the tonal differences aren't too subtle to capture. Does or will Fralin make/sell this dummy coil to add to a Fralin single coil configuration--or are the split coil jazz pups the culmination of this idea in a production form?
You are welcome to call the shop, 804-358-2699. Lindy
@@jennyfralin357 Cool. Thank you. I submitted related information and three questions about the split J pickups via the online contact form on the Fralin website a few hours ago.
Good stuff, Chuck!
Thanks Chuck!
Hi , thanks... But for a five strings pickup when need to hear the low B !!!!!!!!!
I have two of the first type of squires and i love the fat necks. In one of the comments below you said you cut your pickups to fit the existing holes in the bass, do you sell them that way? Did you make a cover for them or use a four string cover? The pickups in my squire sound pretty good but they are sealed and i would not be able to use the stock pickup covers . Thanks
We do, they are 5 string pickups cut down to fit 4 string covers, (no holes).
Awesome!
Hey Chuck is that bass for sale?
Is the sound from the cabinet or DI?
Why do people hardly play the b string?
I guess it's there when you need it.
This people plays it quite a bit.
Not pickup related, but what strings are the flatwounds?
These are fenders.
The bass is a Fender, the pickups are ours.
This bass was routed for 4 string sized pickups so we cut the ends off of our 5 string pickups to fit.
+Lindy Fralin but the strings are fender flatwound, true? that was his question.
Those are definitely fender flats.
Dummy Coil?
Ernie Leblanc: Into the Bass put a coil of wire spun the opposite way as done with a humbucker. However unlike the humbucker you don’t hook up the wire, obviously doesn’t have to be wound as precisely or with as quality of material but I’m sure they do a great job with their pickup guard
@@donnnick Hi, Nick! Thank you for your reply. I didn't know that. Thanks for your help. :-)