Without removing the bridge I have no clue. I see they sell several that look the same.
Without removing the bridge I have no clue. I see they sell several that look the same.
It's bound to be one of these......
https://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/tel...canceling-tele
Use a DVM to determine the pickup's DCR then compare to the specs for each of the pickups on this web page. When you find a match you'll know what you have.
"When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."
11.79k ohm probably tone zone. I'm using a fluke 16 it's pretty accurate. The guitar cord is long so that's a factor.Originally Posted by phantomman
Whatever it is..I like it!
There you go. Enjoy!
"When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."
It could be one of 3 actually as they are all close in specs by a small amount
Ended up being a super distortion when I pulled the bridge
With an output of 325 mV that's the hottest "T-bucker" they make. Should sound great for metal OD and power-chording.
"When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."
Yep it's pretty nice. I play mostly metal type stuff. I find alot of times since I use really high gain amps it's not as important the pickups be super hot.
I've had to do a bit to this guitar so far. There was something spilled on it I guess. So there's some rust on and under the bridge and on the springs. The frets are sticking out the slots. But not so much the ends.
The neck relief is too much and the action is all goofy. I've got it closer now. The pickup sits to high and the old fender spacers are too short. I guess I probably should have swapped them for springs.
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