Making a rather unusual magnet

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A humbucking pickup for a guitar requires a bar magnet with poles aligned along its length. The discussion highlights the need for a strong magnet, with suggestions for material and magnetization methods. A favorable gauss range for the magnet is discussed, noting that the Earth's magnetic field is approximately 0.6 gauss, while refrigerator magnets range from 10 to 100 gauss. For a stronger magnet, purchasing one may be necessary. The conversation emphasizes the importance of selecting the right strength for effective guitar pickup performance.
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Hi,

I am making myself a humbucking pickup for my guitar and I need a bar magnet with poles running from one long side to the other (refer to http://www.rehandalal.com/magnet.gif" )... It needs to be a relatively strong magnet. So if anyone could offer any suggestions as to what material I should be magnetizing and how to go about magnetizing it would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Rehan Dalal
 
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I don't know how strong the magnet should be, maybe you could provide a favorable gauss range for us.

The Earth's magnetic field is about 0.6 gauss, and a refrigerator magnet's, between 10 and 100 gauss. If you want it (≥refrigerator magnet) you'll need to buy one.
 
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