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Err, I don't think this really matters in this regard? I guess F-spaced or not.F spaced?
I believe so, yesAn sg neck pickup is closer to the bridge than a les paul.
The bridge one is also different I think.
I actually need to rout the body of a SG style project for a set of Gibson P90-s I got from a friend, so I would like to install them into the positions chosen by the maker for this type of pickups. Comparing the photos, it defintely appears the spots for humbuckrs and P90 do not match for both the SG and the LP.Is there any reason you need precise numbers? What are you going to do with the info, out of curiosity's sake?
I watched several vids of moveable pickup projects lately, and a fraction of an inch does matter to my ears. True, there are people who say natural harmonics only matter until you press a note on a different fret; but actual listening to guys play the same given riff or phrase while moving the pickup tells me this is not that simple. I have my own thoughts why that may be the case, but that's irrelevent for the question matterPitt one at the end of the fingerboard and one near (maybe an inch or so in front of) the bridge and call it good.
I actually need to rout the body of a SG style project for a set of Gibson P90-s I got from a friend, so I would like to install them into the positions chosen by the maker for this type of pickups. Comparing the photos, it defintely appears the spots for humbuckrs and P90 do not match for both the SG and the LP.
There is plenty of info on positioning humbuckers but I could find zero info on positioning P90s.