You can use fancy tools, but you just take the coil you want to pair, and touch it to the other one. If they stick they're magnets so they're reversed/inverted/opposite. If they repel then they're the same polarity. Ok, why does this matter? Electricity is a demon.
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Put the soldering iron back, go to test AND THE BUZZ IS BACK. ARRRTGGGGG. I use the soldering iron to detach the wire again, and turn the iron off, then hold the wire and no buzz. I'm dying here. WTF, I hate you. I hold the wire there, it works, I keep my hand there....
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I reach for the soldering iron, turn it on, and buzz. Turn it off. Buzz stops. ohhhh you motherfucker iron on. buzz. iron off. NO BUZZ. Then I figure it out. This iron is kind of a shitty electric iron, and it must have no shielding at all so it's a noisy POS.
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So I was thinking that I had a ground loop but it was the soldering iron being electric, shitty, and pointed right at my pickups was causing insane electrical interference, and my putting my hand on the bridge ground was actually just changing it not stopping it.
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So now everything works, but I have to strip off all the "testing harness" I made for no reason and rewire it clean and...stop testing it with the damn soldering iron on.pic.twitter.com/dVHhGMOCN8
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