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Specs of Early Joe Barden Single Coils

6/8/2006 12:40 PM
Owen	Specs of Early Joe Barden Single Coils Anyone know what sort of output these had, types of wire and magnets? Was it a blade magnet or polepieces? I can't find much info on them - or even when they started being produced and stopped being produced. Your expertise is much appreciated!

6/8/2006 10:47 AM

Dr. Strangelove
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Owen wrote:

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"Anyone know what sort of output these had, types of wire and magnets? Was it a blade magnet or polepieces? I can't find much info on them - or even when they started being produced and stopped being produced. Your expertise is much appreciated!"

The dimensions follow.
Joe Barden is back in business again and you may want to contact him directly <http://www.joebarden.com>

Bridge Blade:
2.375''wide, .734''@center, .0625" thick (16ga.)
magnet 2.440"length x.255"wide x .175" thick
probably C5 ceramic

total inductance:
2.420 H @ 1 kHz
2.401 H @ 120 Hz

Rdc=4.436kOhm @ 69F
estimated winds per coil: 2400 winds #43 single build

Note that the bridge pup blade is shorter than the magnet because the neck pup is angled for blade stagger.

Neck blade:
2.125" width, .7315"@center, .0625" thick
magnet 2.125" length, .222"wide .222" height
probably C5 ceramic

total inductance:
2.491 H @ 1 kHz
2.477 H @ l20 Hz

Rdc= 4.125 kOhm @ 69F
estimated winds per coil: 2475 winds #43 single build.

Blades are electrically connected under the magnet
by copper foil, attached to bare wire ground.

-drh
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6/8/2006 4:34 PM
Owen	Thanks Dr. Strangelove, thanks very much for the Barden specs!

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