Electric Guitar Humbucker P90 Bar Magnets

Electric Guitar Humbucker P90 Bar Magnets, Ceramic magnet spacers for humbuckers, Narrow Unpolished Humbucker Ceramic C8 Block Magnetic Spacers, PAF Style Hard Ferrite Bar Magnet, 8 string humbucker and P90 pickup magnets China supplier

Electric Guitar Humbucker P90 Bar Magnets Feature:
Permanent Magnet Merial: Ceramic 8 / C8 / Sintered Hard Ferrite Magnet
Size: 2.18” Long,2.3” Long,2.35” Long,2.6” Long, 2.625” Long,2.95” Long,3.125” Long,3.125” Long,3.33” Long
Polished:  Polished /Ground
For humbucker and P90 pickups, 7-8 string humbuckers
Can provide one end painted colour (customer choose blue/red/green/black ….) for easy identification
Magnetizing Options: Not Magnetized or Magnetized

One of our favorite applications is magnets for pickups. There are many things to consider if you are looking to optimize your guitar to its full potential, and pickups are arguably one of the most important elements of customization. If you are a skilled designer of pickups looking to create the best sound from your instrument, you have a choice between alnico and ceramic magnets when it comes to magnetic guitar pickups.

Polished Ground ceramic bar block magnets For humbucker and P90 pickups

MPCO Magnetic Products supports the music industry every day by supplying high-quality alnico and ceramic magnets for every style pickup made. Select from our stock sizes, or we can produce to your exact specifications.

There are a few grades of Alnico magnet bars. Alnico II, IV and V type material are used on most guitar pickups. The Alnico II magnets are a bit weaker in terms of magnetic field strength than Alnico IV and V bars. Therefore, an Alnico V pickup sounds hotter and more powerful than the same pickup equipped with an Alnico IV or II bar. Alnico II pickups sound cleaner than Alnico V pickups of the same kind. Nevertheless, there are many more parameters that determine the output power and overall tone of a guitar pickup. That’s why I compared the same pickup using an Alnico V and Alnico II bar. C8 Block Ceramic Magnet for Pickups

Guitar Pickup Ceramic Humbucker Magnets

Ceramic Magnets
Ceramic magnets came out in the 1960s and became popular because of the high cost of metal magnets. They’re also known as ferrite magnets, and three out of four magnets you encounter in your life are ceramic. Iron oxide and strontium carbonate are mixed and heated to very high temperatures to create the magnet, which his how they get their ceramic name. The magnets are then allowed to cool in a magnetic field to pick up their magnetic charge.

Ceramic magnets are typically stronger than Alnico magnets, so they produce more output. The stronger magnetic field is also said to put out more high-end frequencies, potentially leading to a harsh and brittle tone.