found a guitar in a pawn shop and now i need some pickups
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found a guitar in a pawn shop and now i need some pickups
hi
which single coil pickups should i install in my pawnshop find?
looking for something rocking and modern sounding
would also like something vintage sounding but with no hum
please post
which single coil pickups should i install in my pawnshop find?
looking for something rocking and modern sounding
would also like something vintage sounding but with no hum
please post
Single coils will hum. You could try stacked pickups, but they do sound slightly different than true single coils.
You don't say what kind of guitar or form factor pickups. Strat style? P-90 style. Several companies make stacked strat pickups and stacked P-90s. I am a fan of Seymour Duncan products.
You don't say what kind of guitar or form factor pickups. Strat style? P-90 style. Several companies make stacked strat pickups and stacked P-90s. I am a fan of Seymour Duncan products.
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Bill Lawrence's noiseless single coils of course.
http://wildepickups.com/Wilde_Bill_s_NF_Singles.html
http://wildepickups.com/Wilde_Bill_s_NF_Singles.html
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I got one that looks like the one that's second from the bottom on this page...
http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/e ... p?page=all
...for my Charvel Strat-ish guitar. I love it. It's dead quiet, but has that complex, single coil sound. I've got it in the neck position and it's very bassy, but not too much so. For my tastes anyway. I got it used and it was a great upgrade.
http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/e ... p?page=all
...for my Charvel Strat-ish guitar. I love it. It's dead quiet, but has that complex, single coil sound. I've got it in the neck position and it's very bassy, but not too much so. For my tastes anyway. I got it used and it was a great upgrade.
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http://www.fender.com/accessories/pick- ... r-pickups/
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Divisions/G ... r/Pickups/
http://www.suhr.com/s.nl?search=pickups
http://www.seymourduncan.com/
http://www.dimarzio.com/
If you cannot find them there, then they don't exist.
You can also roll your own, if so inclined.
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Divisions/G ... r/Pickups/
http://www.suhr.com/s.nl?search=pickups
http://www.seymourduncan.com/
http://www.dimarzio.com/
If you cannot find them there, then they don't exist.
You can also roll your own, if so inclined.
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If you are on tight budget Guitarfetish pickups are very good.
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$20 import alnico 5 strat pickups wound to 6k ohms will do anytime. Sound like vintage 60's pickups, without the 'vibe' costs applied.
www.allparts.com
Or, put Seymour or Lindy's kids through college...
Got hum?
Find Mecca
www.allparts.com
Or, put Seymour or Lindy's kids through college...
Got hum?
Find Mecca
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