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Hey all, I was wondering if a regular nickel Humbucker cover from Seymour DUncan will fit a regular spaced Screaming Deamon. If so, will it interact in an adverse manner with the hex polepieces? Thanks for the info, everyone.
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Re: Nickel Duncan Covers on Screaming Deamon?
i think itll work fine but with those pole pieces itll look a little funny -
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Cool, thanks Jeremy. BTW, I plan on putting the screw polepieces thru the holes and having the hex polpieces screwed into the pickup's body and covered, it should look like a traditional humbucker right?Ain't nothin' but a G thang, baby.Comment
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Re: Nickel Duncan Covers on Screaming Deamon?
I think I remember a topic about using a strip of masking tape to prevent the slugs (in this case hex poles) from contacting with the nickel cover creating noise/feedback/squeal.Comment
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I plan on doing this and wax potting.Ain't nothin' but a G thang, baby.Comment
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Re: Nickel Duncan Covers on Screaming Deamon?
the screaming demon is potted already i think2004 50th Anniversary Deluxe American Strat, SETH-N BRIDGE, ANT 2 SURFER MIDDLE, ANT 2 DLX MINI HUM NECK
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Re: Nickel Duncan Covers on Screaming Deamon?
You're right, it does come potted, but this is for my little bro's guitar and I'm adding a metal cover. So: metal cover+high gain/volume - wax potting= screaming feedback.Originally posted by Quencho092
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