Due to my backlog and demand for my work I only do re-winds for restoration of old broken coils. Rewinding a new functional pickup to get a specifically different tone is guesswork—no one can predict to exact subtle detail what the results will be. There is much more to pickup performance than just the way the coil is wound—all materials used have as much effect on the results as winding does. Rewinding for a performance increase can be an exercise in futility.
| Description | Price |
| Single coils (fender strat type 6 string) | $100 |
| Tele neck with cover | $110 |
| Tele bridge string wrap | $110 |
| Humbucker (stock Gibson type) one coil with cover | $100 |
| Both coils with cover | $140 |
| Fender trapezoid steel pickup (dual custom,Pro) | $125 |
| Replace core (same pickup) | $30 |
| Rick horseshoe | $125 |
| Recharge Rick magnet only | $50 |
| Epiphone Electar—often needs new bobbin made | $130 |
| Hofner staple humbucker | $160 |
| Original Fender wide range HB | $170 |
| Kay speed bump pickup | $100 |
| Vox | $100 |
| DeArmond "gold foil" variety of colors and patterns | $115 |
| Supro/valco/oahu string under strap pickups | 2 coil model: $100 one coil, $150 both coils 6 coil model: $100 + $50 per coil after Replace broken poles: $20 per pole + $20 per pole to recharge magnets Recharge magnets only: $40 |
| Gibson tortoise BR-9 type (depending on condition) | Rewind: $100 Replacment tortoise shell bobbin (wound): $190 Replacement bobbin in black forbon: $155 |
Due to workload and backlog I no longer do DeArmond monkey on a stick of any type (red label or silver and black).
If your humbucker is dead most often only one coil is bad—same goes for most multiple coil designs.
If your pickup has been encapsulated it cannot be easily rewound (e.g. a coil immersed in epoxy) it is often not worth bothering with.