PoorMan
MoneyForNothingologist
Re: 2 grand for ONE PICKUP?!
Wait...what? :haha:
Still, if it's F-spaced I'll take it.
Wait...what? :haha:
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Still, if it's F-spaced I'll take it.
Sounds a lot like someone doesnt know what to do with money...
From my point of view.... that is ridiculous to pay that much for a guitar pickup.
Seymour Duncan could do an exact copy of it. And remember,in the 60´s , this pickup was new... not 40 years old (if it is really from the 60´s).
So, in the records, all gear was new at the time. They didn´t use gear from the 20´s in the 60´s![]()
If I had that pickup I would swap it out for a used SH-6. . . . straight across.
So, spending 2k on a pickup to restore a vintage guitar to original that will increase its value by 5-10k easily is dumb thing to do eh? I guarantee a Duncan replica will not accomplish this.
Lets keep the bigger picture in mind here
So, spending 2k on a pickup to restore a vintage guitar to original that will increase its value by 5-10k easily is dumb thing to do eh? I guarantee a Duncan replica will not accomplish this.
Lets keep the bigger picture in mind here
I truly hope that is sarcasm.....
from the late 1950's up until 1965 each pickup was wound anywhere from 7.4k to 8.4k.Makes me wonder what the DC resistance for one of those pickups should really be. That one is 7.6K.
Years ago Seymour rewound an old paf for me and wound it to just over 8K.
From then on I assumed that the 59B at 8.1K was wound to vintage specs and the 59N wound to 7.4K was underwound.
I know those old pafs vary a lot and they were not intentionally calibrated for neck and bridge positions in the 50's and 60's - but that one's wound more like a 59N than a 59B.
Lew
So, spending 2k on a pickup to restore a vintage guitar to original that will increase its value by 5-10k easily is dumb thing to do eh? I guarantee a Duncan replica will not accomplish this.
Lets keep the bigger picture in mind here
Bigger picture? How ironic.
Credit crunch, world hunger, unemployment at massive levels - and one pickup can be worth thousands of pounds?
Bigger picture?
This is exactly the sort of garbage that CAUSED the credit crunch - capitalism gone mad, and people with too much money, while the poor get poorer to feed some guy's vintage guitar collection.
Ha ha, this has gotten political, normally I don't give a crap about this stuff! :bigthumb:
Bigger picture? How ironic.
Credit crunch, world hunger, unemployment at massive levels - and one pickup can be worth thousands of pounds?
Bigger picture?
This is exactly the sort of garbage that CAUSED the credit crunch - capitalism gone mad, and people with too much money, while the poor get poorer to feed some guy's vintage guitar collection.
Ha ha, this has gotten political, normally I don't give a crap about this stuff! :bigthumb: