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Humbucker Bobbin Mounting Screw

Humbucker Bobbin Mounting Screw

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Humbucker Bobbin Mounting Screw

Item # 5948
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Humbucker Bobbin Mounting Screw

About This Item

Build or repair pickups with these authentic '50s parts!
Brass phillips head screw used to attach bobbins to baseplate. Sold individually.

0.440" overall length, 0.152" head diameter.

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Humbucker Pickup Kit

Assembly instructions for the humbucker pickup kit.

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3.0

Humbucker Bobbin Mounting Screws

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Verified Buyer


They worked fine but were very different and much shorter than my Gibson PAF original screws were...

5.0

Exactly what I needed

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This was perfect!

5.0

Very well made

By

Verified Buyer


I use them since many years. Everytime worked great. Thanks!

5.0

+timo

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Perfeito igual ao dos captadores Gibson, usei para reformar um antigo Tim Shaw dos anos 80.

5.0

as good as i thought it to be

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as good as i thought it to be

5.0

superb quality and amazing price

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superb quality and amazing price

3.0

Carefull! Very Brittle!

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I broke several of these screws while creating a custom pickup. They're made of brass as to not interfere with the magnetic field of the pickup, But if you feel that you have to push and twist and force these screws into place, then DON'T! widen the screw holes a little first (2mm worked wonderfully for me).



The good news is, once these guys are in place, they do what theyre supposed to do.