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  • Antiquity P90 - bobbin broken

    I just bought a second hand Antiquity Dog Ear P90 and the bobbin is cracked and a chunk even came off. I taped it back together with scotch tape. Is this normal for them? Should I be concerned about it? It's under the cover so visually it's a non-issue.
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  • #2
    Dunno, mine is under the cover.

    I wouldn't worry about it. I wouldn't wiggle it too much so that the wire isn't cut by the sharp edges.

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    • #3
      it's a non-issue.
      You answered your own question.

      aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String Fever

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      • #4
        as long as the pup works, and you got a good deal on it, then i wouldnt worry about it

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        • #5
          Yeah, if the coil is in place, and the wire isn't broken, then all is good. Always a risk when buying used pickups, I guess.
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          • #6
            Shame too. Gonna be difficult to resell. I installed it... and pulled it. Hated the tone out of it.
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            My Rolling Stones tribute band: The Main Street Exiles

            At the battle of the bands, the loser is always the audience. -Demitri Martin

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Powdered Toast Man View Post
              Shame too. Gonna be difficult to resell. I installed it... and pulled it. Hated the tone out of it.
              What didn't you like?
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              • #8
                wonder if they messed with the magnets or something? ive never seen a p90 bobbin missing a chunk

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Mincer View Post

                  What didn't you like?
                  It just sounded worse than the stock Gibson P90. No chime, mushy, compressed.
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                  My Rolling Stones tribute band: The Main Street Exiles

                  At the battle of the bands, the loser is always the audience. -Demitri Martin

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Powdered Toast Man View Post
                    It just sounded worse than the stock Gibson P90. No chime, mushy, compressed.
                    Magnet swaps are easy, fast, and cheap, and very often save a "bad" pickup.
                    "I don't like the real world. I have to live there, and it sucks. It's drab, it's dingy, quality control is a f*cking joke, A-cups are far too prevalent, nobody can fly and all the dinosaurs are dead!" -- The Game Overthinker

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Powdered Toast Man View Post

                      It just sounded worse than the stock Gibson P90. No chime, mushy, compressed.
                      Weird...that doesn't sound right.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by jafo View Post

                        Magnet swaps are easy, fast, and cheap, and very often save a "bad" pickup.
                        What's easier is putting the original pickup back in and selling the Antiquity to someone else. Sometimes a pickup and a guitar just aren't well suited for each other.
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                        My Rolling Stones tribute band: The Main Street Exiles

                        At the battle of the bands, the loser is always the audience. -Demitri Martin

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