Humbucker 52mm Screw Bobbin, Black

Description

This 52 mm humbucker screw bobbin is designed for F-spaced / wide-spaced humbucker pickups and is intended for the adjustable screw coil.

The 52 mm pole spacing aligns with wider string spacing commonly found on tremolo-equipped guitars, modern bridges, and wide-spaced bridge positions. Using the correct spacing ensures accurate pole screw adjustment, proper string alignment, and consistent output across all strings.

Molded in classic black, this bobbin is ideal for modern builds, high-output pickups, rewinds, and stealth aesthetics, while remaining fully compatible with standard humbucker hardware.

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Specifications

• Application: Humbucker pickups

• Bobbin Type: Screw (adjustable coil)

• Pole Spacing: 52 mm (F-spaced / wide spacing)

• Color: Black

• Compatibility: Standard humbucker baseplates, pole screws, and hardware

• Use Case: New builds, rewinds, repairs, OEM assembly

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Builder Benefits

• Correct alignment for wide string spacing

• Smooth pole screw fit and reliable adjustability

• Consistent coil geometry and magnetic response

• Ideal for modern bridge-position humbuckers

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Builder Notes

This bobbin is intended only for the screw side of a humbucker pickup and should be paired with a matching 52 mm slug bobbin.

52 mm spacing is commonly used for:

• Tremolo-equipped guitars

• Wide bridge spacing

• F-spaced bridge-position humbuckers

Available in bulk quantities for pickup builders, schools, and repair shops.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 52 mm spacing mean?
52 mm spacing (often called F-spaced) matches wider string spacing found on tremolo-equipped guitars and modern bridges.

Is this the screw or slug bobbin?
This is the screw bobbin, used on the adjustable coil with pole screws.

What should this be paired with?
Pair it with a 52 mm slug bobbin so both coils match spacing and align correctly.

Can this be used with 49.2 mm or 50 mm bobbins?
No. Both bobbins must match spacing to ensure correct pole alignment and balanced output.

Does the black color affect tone?
No. Color is cosmetic only and does not affect pickup performance.