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[sirpluckalot]

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[cerebral gasket]

They haven’t done RWRP P-90’s or bridge and neck specific P-90’s in a long time.

If both P-90’s are the same, there is no hum canceling in middle position.

 

[sirpluckalot]

They haven’t done RWRP P-90’s or bridge and neck specific P-90’s in a long time.

If both P-90’s are the same, there is no hum canceling in middle position.

I think your right regarding the non circuit board models with 50's wiring and such but I have a LP special tribute p90 and it is hum canceling.

 

[sirpluckalot]

I think your right regarding the non circuit board models with 50's wiring and such but I have a LP special tribute p90 and it is hum canceling.

I just saw that the special is 50's hand wired so I'm assuming it's not hum canceeling which althought many might not care it's a deal breaker for me.

 

[cerebral gasket]

Kinman or Fralin Hum Cancelling P-90 at the bridge for hi gain use and stock P-90 at the neck for cleans is my favorite combo.

 

[skelt101]

You could always make your guitar hum-canceling in the middle position by:
1. Buying a RWRP aftermarket pickup, or
2. Reverse the hot/ground connections and rotate the magnets in one pickup
To me, this makes more sense in something like a Fender that has a shared volume. IIRC, the hum-canceling only works when the pickups are at the same volume. I usually favor the bridge pickup when mixing the two in the middle position, so RWRP does me little to no good. YMMV, of course.