Kent Armstrong Explains How To Replace A Magnet In A Humbucker Pickup

[@toddhall5565]

Tremendously under-rated pickups. I found a couple at a local shop several years ago and have been a fan since. So glad to see you putting out videos and sharing your knowledge.

[@armstrongmusic]

thank you! I’ll pass this comment over to Kent.

[@kellynation6222]

My favorite pickups! And I've been playing for 55 years. There is nothing better out there. 👍🏻

[@adamboard5159]

I can believe this video hasn’t been watched by 10k people. What a great guy!

[@kgbird]

Of course the genius is humble and generous. Thanks for your work on my bass. For sure, I would have cut my fingers off. Best pickups on the planet!

[@gutocavalcante]

Kent Armstrong!! A legend! Great video!

[@kirilgeorgiev8401]

Great video! Kent Armstrong STV 1 Strat pickups are GREAT!

[@abergreg]

Hi Kent, glad to see you are well, I will never forget our phone call where you told me that you were camping with your girlfriend and a field full of cub scouts behind the pub near my house. The odds against that were astronomical.

[@reclavea]

Wow! Cool! 👍🏻

[@joeylizotte7537]

Hey, Kent. Could you make a "mixed magnet" high output Humbucker (specifically ceramic and Alnico V)? Like a custom version of the "Super Grinder", either covered or with blades? Thanks!

[@armstrongmusic]

Hi Joey, Yes, anything’s possible (kind of 😉). If you could send me a direct e-mail to [e-mail] I will be able to help you.

[@adamvagner6812]

I am a guitar builder and have made about 100 pickups, mostly for my own instruments. I've experimented a lot, alnico, ceramic, neodymium magnets, but also with windings. I've made some innovations on windings, I think you might be interested in. If you are interested, please contact me, thank you very mu