E. Norma Stitz wrote:Kool. Can I just line them up with the strings ala humbucker? Also, can I seperate them - one neck and one in the middle where it is?Thanks for the help Ben.I think the answers would be yes and yes. Essentially, the coils are reverse wound, reverse polarity, but in parallel, and not in series. I'm not 100 percent sure.Still, yes and yes, I'm 95% certain.

StupidDyne Project # 215.I'm fucking around with this 2 string p bass:Using it as an etch-o-sketch. So I've got a really dumb question, but I thought I better ask before I get all nutty.Can I just split that pickup into two pickups? I mean, I could easily use just one pup but I got to thinking that I could set it up SS. Can I?Me troglodyte.

benadrian wrote:If you took half out, you'd loose the hum canceling aspect of it.Kool. Can I just line them up with the strings ala humbucker? Also, can I seperate them - one neck and one in the middle where it is?Thanks for the help Ben.

repair ver1.0 FET DI (pretty sure it's just one poorly soldered capacitor)construct ver 2.1/2.1b FET DIs (same schematic as above except it's now fitted with a 24V regulator because I'm not too wild about the amount of ripple I think may be coming off of my wall wart power supply and the jack is now attached to the board)construct "buffy," a 4.7M 0dB input buffer with 2 outputs: 0dB output to DI, -20dB to +9dB output to amprepair Acoustic Control Corp. 150 if possiblebuild racksfinish design and construction of multiband fuzz pedalmake some mic presrack Yamaha PM1000 modulesrecap Boss SP-1, maybe copy the schematic, maybe put on the right kind of knobs and sell on ebayrecap Symetrix 501recap Ashly SC50 (did you know that the "blackface" model has 2 versions? one with LM394 metal cans and another with a dbx 2150 IC)make lots of cables(way off in the future) order Warmoth neck, add tummy and contour arm cut to body, refinish body, and assemble FrankenTele

I just put out a record on my record label. Does that count as a DIY project?

japmn wrote:Does that work? I would assume adding another cap in parallel would just cause the voltage to move through the path of least resistance. Do caps in parallel have an additive effect?Yes, caps in parallel have an additive effect (like resistors in series). Caps in Series have a reductive effect, like resistors in parallel.It's the same equations for caps as it is for resistors, just reversed regarding series vs. parallel.

gideon wrote:I just put out a record on my record label. Does that count as a DIY project?Not if you don't link it here so folks can buy it and also include a description that tantalizes the money having public. Marketing!

I want to use a 4PDT switch in a distortion pedal to change the values of 2 capacitors to other values at the flip of a switch. Could this harm the IC in any way? I also imagine the possibility of a loud pop is possible too. Anything else? Should I even try this?

n-eight wrote:japmn wrote:I want to use a 4PDT switch in a distortion pedal to change the values of 2 capacitors to other values at the flip of a switch. Could this harm the IC in any way? I also imagine the possibility of a loud pop is possible too. Anything else? Should I even try this?Could you make it so the switch adds another capacitor in parallel to the first one, rather than hard-switching between the two? That way, at least one capacitor is always in circuit.Does that work? I would assume adding another cap in parallel would just cause the voltage to move through the path of least resistance. Do caps in parallel have an additive effect?

Awesome! That is how it shall be done.