A7xSchecter6661
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Re: Chrome Covered Invader with Chrome Hex Poles
Well I can totally see where if the pickup cover was magnetic it would disrupt the signal.
But the covers are not magnetic, therefore really its like nothing is there.
The poles still pick up the string vibration, and they still transfer it to the pickup without having anything to do with the cover.
Its like this, there's you me and a squirt gun.
If the door is open I can squirt you with the gun. (uncovered invader)
If the door is shut, it kinda makes it hard to squirt unless I shoot under at your toes (ineffective-which is what a non drilled cover with no poles would do.)
Now the door is shut but there's 12 door knob sized holes cut out of it, now I can shoot you again (covered invader with poles).
To me this seems like what it boils down to, but if the covers were magnetic it would be a whole different story.
If most other pickups have covers with poles going through it, the invader can too!:cool2::cool2:
Well I can totally see where if the pickup cover was magnetic it would disrupt the signal.
But the covers are not magnetic, therefore really its like nothing is there.
The poles still pick up the string vibration, and they still transfer it to the pickup without having anything to do with the cover.
Its like this, there's you me and a squirt gun.
If the door is open I can squirt you with the gun. (uncovered invader)
If the door is shut, it kinda makes it hard to squirt unless I shoot under at your toes (ineffective-which is what a non drilled cover with no poles would do.)
Now the door is shut but there's 12 door knob sized holes cut out of it, now I can shoot you again (covered invader with poles).
To me this seems like what it boils down to, but if the covers were magnetic it would be a whole different story.
If most other pickups have covers with poles going through it, the invader can too!:cool2::cool2:
. The chromes do match, its just the glare makes the covers look different shades depending on how much light hits it
