Because they are a music accessory retailer and it gives a way to actually demo a pickup before you buy!
Those are neat, been around for a few years. I believe they are not availbable for sale to the public; just music retailers in order to help customers demo aftermarket pickups in store.
There is this newer design - available to the public- that can do different pickups both neck and bridge positions.
wow even better.
sadly i donÂ’t know a shop which has this as a pickup demonstrator. they should be more popular
of course tonewoods matter a lot, but A/B. comparisons are always helpful to get where you want.
especially since you get the feel element with this one
It sure would be nice to be able to plug in pick ups the way you plug gadgets into a wall outlet !
Two caveats with this guitar: The bridge pickup is an inch further away from the bridge than on a standard HH guitar. This makes the bridge sound fuller with more bass. Second: It has no neck pickup. A neck pickup generates a magnetic field which dampens the string. This effect prevents the guitar to sound free and loose - strats its called stratitis.
Well, the circle that the pickups are mounted on can't get any smaller. And while thee designs are great at hearing these pickups next to each other, you still can't hear what it sounds like in your guitar.
Those are neat, been around for a few years. I believe they are not availbable for sale to the public; just music retailers in order to help customers demo aftermarket pickups in store.
There is this newer design - available to the public- that can do different pickups both neck and bridge positions.
This is the problem with the pickup market...you have to make videos and audio clips and long descriptions because it is a pretty big process (to someone who has never done it) to change pickups. You can't instantly hear the difference, so you have to research, and hopefully pick the right one. Thing about these guitars is that they don't really let you know what it will sound like in your guitar, with your other pickups.
This guitar costs an absolute fortune. Like $16,000.