Thanks for the amazingly detailed information! I greatly appreciate the insight and I absolutely love how these pickups sound. In October 1964 four guitars were made with single coils with the magnet slugs mounted in a diagonal row. The first Emmons to leave the factory in January 1974 had a single coil that was a quarter inch taller than “usual.”
I suggest that you edit your post to read “All Emmons single coils after October 1964 essentially look the same” I’m including the message I received so you can be better informed by an expert far more knowledgeable than I. so technically I’m incorrect for not including this info, but did answer your inquiry as best I could from my personal experience using single coils from early 70’s to 90’s models. He suggested I edit my post as there’s some differences in some 60’s models push pulls, etc.
The Acoustic Guitar Forum is the world's largest and most active acoustic guitar community bringing communication, real time discussion, and relevant information to acoustic guitar enthusiasts, artists, guitar builders, manufacturers, and retailers. Kyle, although I believe I answered your question regarding the single coil pickup, I was contacted by a forum member who is arguably the most knowledgeable Emmons guru in existence. Welcome to the Acoustic Guitar Forum The World's Largest Acoustic Guitar Community.
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