If you want double creme bobbins, what you do is order them in double creme with a loosely soddered cover. That way, the copyright isn't violated, and it's an easy matter to remove the cover. If it's wax potted, like any pickup besides the seth lover, then you have to clean up the wax. Unless you order it as not wax potted... which I'm not sure you can do but you can always ask them.
You can buy covered double cream Seymour Duncan humbuckers from Black Rose Customs. Black Rose is a regular contributor to this forum. They have great service and prices.Ultron said:So I have to order them directly from Duncan, from the Custom shop? Have many of you done this? Sorry for all the questions, but that seems crazy that you can copyright a "color".
theboatcandream said:Dimarzio filed a copyright on double creme pickups, so now no one else can sell them. Not even Gibson or Duncan, who did it first.
shredaholic said:Thats low.
Wish Id've thought of it though :laugh2:
JacksonMIA said:Yeah, Black Rose is great. I have only bought black pups from them, but I think Luke Duke did the double cream modification trick with some pups from Black Rose. I know he did it, I just can't remember where he got them. They are great about helping you out. Tell 'em what you want, and I'm sure they can come up with something.
Luke Duke said:It's only 15 bucks more, the price for the cover. It takes about 3-6 weeks to get them, but it's a small price to pay in my book.
Luke
Luke Duke said:They didn't even come soldered
Simon_F said:Tsk Tsk, such shoddy workmanship. :laugh2:
PRG said:If you scour ebay, you can find deals on the original pre-trademark cream Duncan's. I've owned 2 or 3 cream Custom's. I picked up my last one for $60 from someone who didn't mention the color in the title, but I've resold them for $110. So profit can be made![]()
I desperately want a double-cream Invader with Gold polepieces, though, which is either impossible or would cost a fortune:-(