« Reply #31 on: February 01, 2026, 05:24:15 PM »
43AWG provides an increase in capacitance and resistance per turn over 42AWG. The Screamin’ Demon is slightly darker and has more growl than a 59. It also seems to be just a touch weaker, though not in any appreciable way; I mention this only because Duncan classifies it as medium output and I believe that to be misleading. At the end of the day they are different, and seeing that my favorite bridge pickup is the TB-12 I’m glad they decided to manufacture an under-wound 43-gauge design.

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