L'utilisation des micros F-spaced

Voilà je viend de vendre 2 micros double F-spaced a Paglop

je lui ai dit que F-spaced voulait dire espacement fender (car vibrato) mais il n'a pas l'air d'accord et me dis que F-spaced c'est que pour les floyds

alors voilà dite moi tout sur la signification de F-spaced

Merci d'avance

que pour les floyds.....

c est quoi les micros , il me faut un f spaced chevalet pour ma gratte

il n'y a personne qui puisse me confirmer l'apparition du F-spaced pour les micro fender?

j'avait lu une fois que ca voulait dire floyd spaced donc espacement pour floyd

l'espacement des plots passe de 52 a 54 mm si je me rappelle bien

il y a des micros specifiques pour les telecaster, mais cela n a rien a voir avec les F-spaced dont l ecartement des plots est prevu pour les guitares avec Floyd !

Voici ce que j'ai trouvé dans la FAQ DiMarzio:
F-SPACING, STANDARD SPACING

What is F-spacing?

All of our full-size humbuckers except the X2N® are available in two polepiece spacings. F-spacing refers to the wider of the two spacings. For proper string alignment and balanced output, F-spaced humbuckers should be used in the bridge position on all guitars with string spacing at the bridge of 2.1" (53 mm) or greater. On these guitars, if the nut width is 1-11/16” (43 mm) or greater, F-spaced pickups can be used in the neck position as well.

Why are there two different spacings?

A long time ago (in the 20th century, actually) the electric guitar world was divided between Gibson and Fender designs. One of the differences between the two was string spacing. In general, Gibson chose a narrower string spacing at the bridge than Fender, and therefore the polepieces on Gibson humbuckers were closer together than the magnets on Fender pickups. When guitar shops started installing humbuckers in the bridge position of Strats, it was obvious that the strings didn’t line up with the polepieces, and if the E strings were too far outside, the sound could suffer. Our first humbuckers followed the original Gibson spacing, and we call them standard-spaced. When we released our first humbuckers with wider spacing, Floyd Rose bridges were very popular. Floyd string-spacing is the same as Fender spacing, so we naturally called the new pickups F-spaced.


How do I know which spacing to use?

F-spaced pickups measure 2.01" (51 mm) center-to-center from the first polepiece to the sixth. Standard-spaced pickups measure 1.90" (48 mm). Although some players believe that F-spaced pickups are only for the bridge position of tremolo bridge guitars, many guitars with fixed bridges (including late 1990s Gibson Les Pauls and Epiphone LPs) should have F-spaced pickups in the bridge position. Most tremolo equipped guitars that have a nut width of 1-11/16” (43mm) or more should also use an F-spaced pickup in the neck position. If you’re replacing a bridge-position pickup and you're not sure what your string-spacing is, it's usually better to get an F-spaced model. It is not necessary for the strings to pass exactly over the center of the polepieces for best performance, but it is wise to avoid a situation where the E strings are sitting completely outside of the outer polepieces.

Do some of your humbuckers come only in one spacing?

The X2N® has solid bar polepieces that work in both normal and F-spaced applications. All 7-string humbuckers are available F-spaced only. All Parker Fly replacement pickups are F-spaced only.
Is there F-spacing for single-coils?
All of our single-coil-sized pickups are designed for F-spaced applications.

Si vous lisez l'avant dernier paragraphe vous verrez que l'histoire des F-SPACED est beaucoup plus compliqué qu'il n'y parait puisque il faut aussi parfois utilisé des micros F-SPACED, même en position manche !

Voici maintenant ce qui dit SEYMOUR DUNCAN:
What does Trembucker mean and how is it different from Humbucker?
Humbuckers and Trembuckers are very similar to each other, and most humbucker models also come in Trembucker versions. The Trembucker-spaced JB, for example, is a TB-4 and the humbucker-spaced version in an SH-4. The only difference is the wider spacing of the pole pieces on the Trembucker versions. This spacing issue only applies to the bridge position pickup, which is why Trembuckers are recommended for the bridge position. Trembuckers are designed for wider string most commonly associated with Floyd Rose or vintage vibrato bridges (often called Tremolos) with a string spacing of 2.070" or 52.6mm, measured center of high string to center of low string over the bridge pickup. Humbuckers are designed for bridges with traditional Gibson humbucker string spacing of 1.925" or 48.9mm, measured center of high string to center of low string over the bridge pickup. Humbucker spaced pickups work in both bridge and neck positions, even with a Trembucker-spaced bridge pickup. A quick and easy way to tell which you need is to measure from the middle of the high string to the middle of the low string, directly over the pickup. If the distance is greater than two inches or 50mm, go for a Trembucker. If it's less than two inches or 50mm, go for a humbucker.


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Donc le plus simple, pour savoir si vous avez besoin d'un micros F-SPACED en position bridge ou neck, ce n'est pas de regardé si vous avez un floyd, ou si vous avez vibrato fender ou encore un bridge à la gibson, le mieux et le plus SUR, c'est de mesurer l'espacement entre vos 2 MI au dessus de chaque micros.

voila ce que j'ai pu trouver de mon coté...
en esperant que ca puisse aider

http://www.jag-stang.com/FAQ/i(...)p;c=4

Je me suis pas mal posé la question moi aussi, j'ai hesité longtemps entre un seymour duncan JB TB-4 & un SH-4.

Donc tout est une question d'espacement/position du micro....type Gibson ou Fender.

Avec la photo je crois qu'il y a a peu pres tout ici sur le F-SPACED ou pas ! La photo nous permet de bien voir le probleme en question !

ben dis donc , vous vous etes sacrement decarcassé (comme ducros)

je sais pas si vous avez vu la date a laquelle j'ai fait ce topic mais en tout cas pour moi c'été du passé, j'ai cliqué sur ce topic sans capter que c'été le mien

mais c'est genial car tout y est bien expliqué et si je comprend bien c'est bien moi qui avait raison (ça marque la difference entre type gibson et type fender et donc un f-spaced se pose sur une strate)

je cours envoyer ce lien a paglop qui a reçu ses micros depuis des mois